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    Here's a few more. LOL

    You'll see there are makers beside the Sheffield gang listed.

    Clasp Knife and Razor Manufacturers
    CLASP KNIFE &/OR RAZOR MANUFACTURERS
    J.M. Abbot & Co (c1860), Welchville, Maine
    Levi Abbot (c1860), Welchville, Maine
    Joseph A. Adams (c1860), 283 Pearl St, New York, NY
    G(crown)R Allison (c1820-1830)
    American Knife Company (c1849-1875), Plymouth Hollow, Conn
    American Shear & Knife Company (c1853-1914), Hotchkissville, Conn
    Ames Cutlery Company (c1829-1935), Lowell, Mass from 1791-1829, Chicopee Falls, Mass from 1829-1935
    Andrew & Tredway DuBuque (c1853-1873), Chicago “Britnal, Terry and Beldon” on blade
    J.H. Andrews & Co Ltd Sheffield (c1860), Toldeo Works, Sheffield
    T. Ascher Sheffield (c1845)
    William Atkins (c1848-1913), Sheffield
    Trade Mark(bear)Milton Works (c1845)
    Atkinson Bros (c1845), Sheffield
    Joseph Badger & Sons (c1860-61), New Haven, Conn
    Baker & Hamilton (c1854-1918)
    Barlow(fish hook & backward N above name) (c1860-1881), Sheffield, blade marked B4*ANY F. WARD CO CUTLERY SHEFFIELD
    James Barlow & Son Sheffield (c1828-1856)
    Samuel Barlow (c1837), Sheffield
    Geo. Barnsley & Sons (c1839-1938), Sheffield
    Barton & Scofield (c1860), 18 & 20 Cliff St, New York, NY with factory in Sheffield
    J.E. Basset & Co (c1747-1897), New Haven
    W.B. Belknap (c1840-1860)
    W.B. Belknap & Co (c1860-1880)
    (fox) C.T. Bingham, late F. Fenney ‘Tally Ho’ (c1860), 1 Platt and 229 Pearl Streets, New York, NY
    W. Bingham Co (c1841-1948), Cleveland
    Birmingham Knife Co (c1849), Birmingham/Derby, Conn
    William Bishop (c1850-51), 40 Congress St, Boston
    Bolles & Hastings (c1841), 231 Main St, Hartford
    Bradford Boston (c1845-1856), 142 Washington St, Boston
    Bradford & Co Boston (c1856-1867), Boston
    L. Bradley & Co Naugatuck (c1844-1896), Salem/Naugatuck and Middlebury, Conn
    John Brammall (c1770-1880)
    Brammell Storrs (c1778-1880), Sheffield, trademark ‘Joppa’
    John Breed & Co (c1851), Norwich, Conn, importer
    Brittain Wilkinson & Brownell Sheffield (c1780-1840), Sheffield, trademark ‘France’
    (bell) Brookes & Crookes Makers Sheffield (c1859-1947)
    Abram Brooksbank Sheffield (c1849-1864), cannon and defiance on back of tang
    Abram Brooksbank Sheffield England (c1849-1864), Malinda Works Sheffield on tang
    J. Brown W(crown)R (c1830-1837)
    W(crown) R J.W. Brown & Co Columbia Work Sheffield (c1830-1837)
    Brown & Kirby (c1851), 76 Chapel St, New Haven, Conn
    Buck Bros (c1853-1927), Worchester, Mass
    R. Bunting & Sons Cast Steel Cutlery Superior Temper (c1837-1864)
    A. Burkinshaw Pain (c1856-1881)
    A. Burkinshaw Pepperell (c1856-1920)
    Butcher, Brown & Butcher (c1827-1830), changed name from Wade & Butcher in 1827, in 1830 was William & Samuel Butcher
    W(crown)R Butcher Sheffield (c1830-1837)
    W.S. Butcher Sheffield/Wade & Butcher (c1830-at least as late as1986), Sheffield
    John Cartwright Pittsburgh PA (c1847-1858)
    Cartwright & Young Pittsburgh (c1858-1860)
    Joseph Church (c1838), 206 Main St, Hartford, Conn
    Clark & Hall Cast Steel (c1797-1823)
    Clark & Hall Warranted (c1797-1823)
    Clark & Scofield (c1860) 5 and 7 Platt St, New York, NY
    W. Clauberg Solingen Prussia (c1847-1875)
    Franklin W. Coburn (c1858-1901), New Durham, New Hampshire
    S(crossed pipes) Colley & Co Sheffield (c1834-1844)
    Collins Co (c1826-1966), Collinsville, Conn
    W(crown)R C. Congreaves patent American razor made from Naylor & Co’s celebrated steel (c1830-1837)
    C. Congreaves W(crown)R (c1825-1865), Sheffield
    James Crawshaw (c1826), successor to Nowill & Kippax
    Johnathan Crookes & Son (c1827-at least 1986)
    Septimus Crookes (c1860), 28 Cliff St, New York, NY, agent for Rogers & Sons, Sheffield
    Cutter (c1850-1944), T. Ellin & Co
    *D* Silver Steel (c1830-1837)
    A. Davy & Sons/A. Davy’s Exchange Works (c1836-1870)
    G. Deakin Sheffield (c1847-1870), 48 Eyre St, Sheffield
    N. & R. Dodge (c1848-1860), 68 West St, Sheffield
    G(crown)R Dudgeon (c1820-1830)
    Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co (1849-1948), San Francisco, large wholesale house
    G(crown)Edwards (c1830-1837)
    Thomas Ellin & Co Vulcan Steel (c1850-1944)
    T. Ellin & Co (c1850-1944), Sylvester Works, Arundel St, Sheffield
    Thomas Richardson Ellin (c1860-1928), Footprint Works, Sheffield
    Joseph Elliot & Sons Cutlers Sheffield (c1795-at least as late as1986)
    Joseph Elliot Fine India Steel (c1795- at least as late as1986)
    Joseph Elliot & Son Sheffield (c1795- at least as late as1986)
    Ellis Brothers & Co (c1860), 217 Pearl St, New York, NY
    Elsassische Werezeug Fabrik (c1858-1915)
    Empire Knife Co Winsted Conn (c1856-1930)
    Empire Razor Winstead Conn (c1856-1880)
    Eton (c1830-1837), W(crown)R Rogerson on blade
    Eyre Ward & Co Sheafworks Sheffield (c1852-1869)
    John Farr (c1821-1852), Sheffield
    F. Fenney Sheffield Warranted/‘Tally Ho’ F. Fenney Sheffield Warranted/Friedrich Fenney (c1824-1852)
    J. Fielding Sheffield (c1848-1867)
    Les Fils de Puegot France (c1847-1883), located in Valestigney
    H. Fininley (c1850-1851), 18 School St, Boston
    French Bird Co (c1849)
    W. Frisbee (c1792-1807), London
    W(crown)R S. Frost Shear Steel (c1830-1837)
    F.W.C. (c1858-1901), F. W. Coburn
    Gilbert & Co (c1841), 199 Main St, Hartford, Conn
    W. Greaves Warranted/W. Greaves/Fame W. Greaves/Greaves’s Patent (c1799-1816)
    William Greaves Sheffield (c1780-1816)
    Manufactured by W. Greaves & Sons Sheaf Works/W. Graves & Sons (c1816-1870)
    W. Greaves & Sons Cast Steel Warranted Sheaf Works/W. Greaves & Sons Sheaf Works (c1816-1870)
    Joseph C. Grubb & Co (c1863), 236 Market St, Philadelphia, importers
    Hatfields Ltd (c1861-1922), Helca Works, Sheffield
    I. Hall (c1795-1830), Jonathan Hall, Sheffield
    Samuel Hancock & Sons (c1836-1909), Sheffield
    Thomas Hanover (c1860), Bangor, Maine
    (heart eagle heart) Harrington Cutlery Co (c1819 until at least as late as 1986)
    Harrison Bros & Howson Sheffield Cutlers to her Majesty 45 Norfolk St (c1853-1919), Sheffield
    J.T. Hart & Co Kensington (c1851), Conn
    R. Hartkopf (c1855-1957), Solingen
    Charles Hasmer (c1828), Main St, Hartford
    Hatch & Merrill (c1860), Charlestown, Mass
    Alexander Haugh (c1856-1860) 2 Mechanics’ B St, New Haven, Conn
    Haugh & Frisbee (c1857-1858), New Haven, Conn
    Hawcroft & Pearson (c1837-1844), Sheffield
    John Heiffor 3 Paradise Square Sheffield (c1861)
    J. A. Henkels (c1731-present)
    Silas Hoadley (c1849), Plymouth, Conn
    Holley & Co Salisbury (c1844-1846)
    Holley & Co Lakeville (c1846-1854)
    Holley Mfg Co Lakeville (c1854-1930s)
    Hudson & Putnam (c1838), 209 Main St, Hartford, Conn
    Jonathon Hunt Patent (c1829-1837)
    N. Hunt & Co (c1850-1851), 128 Washington St, Boston
    G. Ibberson (c1700-until at least as late as 1986)
    Ibbotson Peace Co (c1847-1864), 84 Russell St, Sheffield
    Iver Johnson Co (founded 1840)
    James Johnson Silver Steel (c1818-1853)
    James Johnson Superior Silver Steel (c1818-1853)
    Thomas B. Johnson (c.1860), Portsmouth, New Hampshire
    Hy. Kaufmann (c1856-as late as 1986), Solingen
    John Kay (c1856-1858), New Haven, Conn
    Kennedy & Way (c1838), 197 Main St, Hartford, Conn
    Kingman & Hassam (c1855-1860), 128 & 144 Washington St, Boston, by 1864 was called Hassam Bros
    Robert Klaas (c1834 to at least as late as 1986)
    Krusius Cutlery (c1856-1983), Solingen
    Adolph W. Kummerlen (c1860), Bridgeport, Conn
    L&G/Lamson & Goodnow Co (c1853-at least as late as 1986)
    Lamson Goodnow & Co Army Knife (c1860-1865), Mass, knife & fork combination
    J. Lee Medway Mass (c1820-1833)
    Chas. S. Little (c1860), 200 Broadway, New York, NY
    C & X Lockwood Bros (c1849-1970), Sheffield
    H.G. Long & Co (c1846-at least as late as 1986), Sheffield
    Joseph Mappin & Bros (c1848-1853), Sheffield
    Mappin, Webb & Co (c1835-1964)
    G. S. Mark (c1860), Portland, Maine
    W&T Marsh W(crown)R (c1830-1837)
    Marsh Bros Celebrated Cutlery (c1860-1947), Sheffield, with offices in New York, NY in 1860
    V(crown)R Marshes & Shepherd Pond Works Sheffield (c1837-1850)
    J. Martin Albany/James Martin (c1832-1874)
    Mazeppa (c1847-1909), Sheffield
    James T. Mix (c1851), 59 & 61 State St, New Haven, Conn
    John Mix (c1810-1830s), Yalesville, Conn, contractor to government for bayonets and small arms
    B. H. Morse (c1857-1858), Waterbury, Conn
    J.A. Mousell (c1860), 48 Fulton, Newy York, NY
    J. Murphy (c1849-1850), 10 Dock St, Boston, by 1855 firm was named J&R Murphy
    Naylor & Sanderson/N & S Patent (c1810-1830)
    John A. Newbold (c1860), 13 Gold St, New York, NY
    New England Cutlery Co (c1852-1860), New Haven then Wallingford, Conn
    New York Knife Co, Matteawan (c1852-1856)
    New York Knife Co, Walden (c1856-1931), New York
    W(crown)R WM. Nicholson (c1830-37)
    Nicholson & Shield (c1859), 169 Main St, Hartford, Conn
    Samuel Norris Sheffield (c1795-1815), used trademark ‘*P. Cast Steel’
    Northfield Knife Co. Conn (c1858-1919)
    W(crown)R Oates Refined Steel (c1830-1837)
    C.S. Osborne & Co (c1826-1883), Newark, made mostly leather working tools
    Saml. Osborne & Co (c1841-1928), Sheffield
    Parkin Acier Fondu (c1785-1800), Staniforth Parkin & Co
    W(crown)R Parkin’s Patent S. Ager’s Tristram India Steel (c1830-1837)
    W.K. & C. Peace (c1835-1947), Sheffield
    David Peeler (c1850-1851), Montage, Mass
    H.M. Phelps (c1857-1858), Waterbury, Conn
    Charles Pickslay & Co. Cutlers to the Royal Family Royal York Works Sheffield (c1832-1843)
    Puma (c1769-at least as late as 1986), Pumawerk, Solingen
    Rawling & Jepson (c1860-1861), 113 Olive St, New Haven, Conn
    Rawson Brothers Sheffield (c1860), Carver St, Sheffield
    J. Rawson & Sons Birmingham (c1846-1853), Birmingham, Conn, in 1853 moved to New Haven
    Rawson New Haven/J. Rawson & Sons (c1853-1883)
    P.A. Reuss (c1861-1909), Mazeppa Works, Sheffield
    Rhodes & Champion (c1814-1826)
    Rice & Lathrup (c1860), West Winsted, Conn
    Rice, Lathrup & Clary (c1856), West Winsted, Conn
    Stephen Richard Co (c1862-1908), Southbridge, Mass, importers and manufacturers
    H. Ridgeway Sunderland (c1844-1871)
    G(crown)R Rodgers Cutlers to His Majesty (c1820-1830)
    W(crown)R James Rodgers Superior Cutlery (c1830-1837)
    V(crown)R Joseph Rodgers & Sons Cutlers to their Majesties (c1837-1901), 6 Norfolk St, star and cross on back of tang
    V(crown)R Rodgers Cutlers to Her Majesty Patent (c1837-1901), star and cross on back of tang
    V(crown)R Joseph Rodgers & Sons Cutlers to Her Majesty Patent (c1837-1901), star and cross on back of tang
    V(crown)R Rodgers Cutlers to Her Majesty Patent No. 6 Norfolk St (c1837-1901), star and cross on back of tang
    W. Rodgers Celebrated (c1830-1890)
    William Rodgers Sheffield (c1830-at least as late as 1986)
    W(crown)R Rogerson (c1830-1837), Eton on tang
    John Rowe & Co (c1860), 269 Pearl St, New York, NY
    Ruff & Lautz (c1860), 9 Court Ave, Boston
    Amos Sanborn (c1860), Lowell, Mass
    Sanderson Bros & Newbould Ltd (c1860-1933), Newhall Steel Works, Sheffield
    Geo. S. Sanford (c1855), 2 Exchange Place. Bridgeport, Conn
    J.M. Schmid & Co. (c1857-1964)
    John Scotti Warranted Lafayette (c1824)
    O.D. Seymour (c1851), 36 Pearl St, Hartford, Conn
    Shelburne Falls Cutlery (c1851-1860), founded in 1837 as Lamson & Goodnow, then to Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing in 1853
    C.R. Shelton (c1849-1851) Birmingham, Conn and Westville, Conn
    Singleton & Priestman Sheffield England (c1861)
    H.M. Slater Ltd (c1853 to present), Sheffield
    John Smith (c1856), Lowell, Mass
    Smith Bros (c1860-1910), in 1860 at 49 Hawley St, 1864 at 19 Hawley St
    W. & E.H. Smith (c1850-1851), Dalton, Mass
    Smith & Hopkins Naugatuck (c1848-1850)
    Smith & McMaster (c1860), 25 Cliff St, New York, NY
    J.P. Snow & Co Chigago Ill (c1861), offices in Chicago, Ill and Hartford, Conn
    Southern & Richardson (c1846-1961), Sheffield
    South River Cut. Co. Conway Mass. (c1851-1856)
    Stacey Bros (c1847-1920), Sheffield
    Wm. Thomas Staniforth (c1852-1906), Sheffield
    Steer & Webster Makers Sheffield/ Steer & Webster Sheffield (c1833-1867), Castle Hill, Sheffield
    R.S. Stenton (c1860), 1 Platt St and 229 Pearl St, New York, NY, agents for C.T. Bingham of Sheffield
    Paul Storr London (c1792-1844)
    Swain Cutlery Bronxville, N.Y. (c1858-1898)
    Henry Taylor (c1862-1927), Sheffield
    Thompson & Barber (c1826)
    Thompson & Gascoinage (c1852-1856)
    George Tiemann & Co (c1826-1887), 107 Park Row, New York, NY
    W(crown)R Tillotson Sheffield (c1830-1837), ‘Far West Hunting Knife’ on blade
    Torrey Razor Co. (c1858-1963), Worcester, Mass, razor importers from England and Sweden until 1880
    L.D. Towne (c1850-1851), Worcester, Mass
    Trade(bear)Mark Milton Works (c1845), Sheffield
    Andrew & Tredway (c1853-1873)
    M. Trustworthy (c1860-1964)
    3/T Trade Mark (c1811-1952), E.K. Tryon Co, Philadelphia on back of tang
    V(crown)R Thomas Turner & Co Sheffield/Encore T. Turner Best Steel/Turner & Co Cutlers to Her Majesty (c1834-1901), Sheffield
    Thomas Turner & Sons (c1860), 25 Cliff St, New York, NY
    Turton Bros & Matthews Ltd (c1860-1914), Steel, File & Spring Works, Sheffield
    W.A. Tyzack Sheffield (c1850-1953), Stella Works, Sheffield
    W. Tyzack Sons & Turner Ltd (c1861-at least as late as 1986), Sheffield
    Union Knife Co Naugatuck (c1851-1885)
    United Knife Co (c1860), Litchfield, Conn
    Unwin & Rodgers Sheffield (c1848-1867)
    Van Vakt & Naylor W(crown)R (c1830-1837)
    J. Veall (c1836-1882), Sheffield, trademark ‘ Taylor’s eye witness’
    Venture H.M. Slater (c1853 to at lease as late as 1986)
    Vulcan Cutlery (c1846-1944)
    Wade/R. Wade (c1810-1818), became Wade & Butcher in 1818
    Wade, Wingfield and Rowbothham Sheffield (c1825-1858), No 82 Trenter St. Sheffield, crown and Harps on back of tang, small blade marked Wade, Wingfield & Rowbotham Sheffield
    Wade & Butcher Sheffield (B) arrow & cross/Wade & Butcher Sheffield (c1818-at least as late as 1986)
    (anchor) Wade & Butcher (c1818-1890)
    Wade & Butcher Sheffield the Celebrated Fine India Razor (c1818-at least as late as 1986)
    Wade & Butcher for Barber’s Use (c1818-1890)
    Wade & Butcher (B) arrow & cross (c1818-1890)
    J. Walters & Co Globe Works Sheffield (c1846-182)
    F. Ward & Co Sheffield (c1857-1881)
    F. Ward & Co Cutlery Sheffield (c1856-1881)
    S & C Wardlow Sheffield (c1855-1920)
    G(crown)R Warner (c1820-1830)
    J.M. Warren & Co (c1860), 241 and 243 River Troy, New York
    W’ville (c1847-1865), Waterville Mfg Co
    G.M. Way & Co Hartford/George M. Way & Co (c1859) 342 Main St, Hartford, Conn
    A. Weddell (c1850-1851), 15 Hawley St, Boston
    Wester & Butz (c1852-1966), Solingen
    Wilkinson (c1772-as late as 1986), Sheffield
    H. Wilkenson (c1843), 64 and 66 ½ Front St, Hartford, Conn
    W. Wilkenson & Sons Ltd (c1777-1917), Sheffield
    I. Wilson (c1750-1952), Sheffield
    Winchester & Johnson (c1839), 230 Main St, Hartford, Conn
    J. Wiss & Sons (c1848 to as late as 1986), Newark
    C.F. Wolferlitz Co (c1862-1873)
    G. Woodhead Sheffield England (c1850-1876), 36 Howard St, Sheffield
    George Wostenholm W(crown)Celebrated Improved Cutlery (c1832-1837), Rockingham Works, Sheffield
    I*XL George Wostenholm & Son Celebrated Improved Cutlery Rockingham Works Sheffield (c1837-1848)
    G. Wostenholm & Sons Washington Works (c1848-1890), Sheffield
    J. Wostenholm & Co (c1848-1854)
    J. Wostenholm & Sons (maltese cross) EBRO (maltese cross) (c1854-1867), Leicester St, Sheffield
    M. S. Young & Co (c1843-1885), Allentown
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