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Industrial
Change in Wolverhampton and District
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items are available for consultation in our public search room:
Topic
Areas
General
Coal Mining
Iron and Steel
Bicycles
Enamels
Lockmaking
General
Wolverhampton
Chronicle
Express
and Star
Wolverhampton
Adnews
Wolverhampton
Journal
Wolverhampton
and South Staffordshire Illustrated - Industries and Manufactuers
c. 1900 (L609)
A
History of Wolverhampton C Upton 1998 (L9UPT)
Trade
directories and Red Books 1770s - 1960s (L91)
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Coal
Mining
Coal
Mines in Staffordshire Local History Source Book No 3 1968 (S622)
Midland
Mining Commission First Report 1843 T Tancred, Commissioner
(S622)
Black
Country Mines 1790-1929 JL Smallshire 1993 (S622)
Baggeridge
Colliery1895-1968 H Taylor, Black Country Bugle No 315 June
1998 (S07sr)
The
Sinking of Baggeridge Colliery R Newnham, The Blackcountryman
Vol 1 No 1 1968 (S052)
The
Staffordshire Coal Industry AJ Taylor 1981 (S622)
Coal
mining plans 18th - 19th century (see MAP collection)
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Iron
and Steel
Bilston
Steelworks title deeds 1693-1964, wages books 1920-1961, analyses
1949-1976, cost sheets 1935-1955, accounts 1932-1979, drawing office
records 20th century, technical drawings of plant, photographs and
glass negatives c.1870s - c.1970s (DB-31)
The
Development of the Iron Industry in South Staffordshire in the 17th
Century: History and Myth Staffordshire Archaelogical & Historical
Society Transactions 1996-1997 Vol XXXVIII (S9)
Masters
and Men in Iron and Coal J L Smallshire 1993 (S672)
Famous
Men of the Midlands No 1 John Wilkinson JP Jones, The Wolverhampton
Journal, January 1909 (LB92)
The Wolverhampton
Journal Vol VIII No 85 January 1909 (L07)
Letters
patent granted to Walter Robinson of Gospel Oak Iron Works, Tipton,
(Staffordshire) iron master for an invention of "improvements
in the manufacture of thin sheets or plates of steel and iron"
1869 (DX-73/1)
Article
from "Iron and Steel" (Dec 1962) entitled 'Bilston Visited';
typescript notes on the iron industry at Bilston (1945); and notes
on Alfred Hickman's blast furnaces (1934, photocopy 1980s) (DX-234/1)
Ernest
N Wright Ltd brochure [?1980s] (DB-35/3)
Spring
Vale steelworks, [Bilston] photograph album c. 1928 (DX-495)
Wolverhampton
& Birchley Rolling Mills Ltd brochure 1960s (DB-35/2)
Bradley
Ironworks and John Wilkinson G R Morton and W A Smith 1966 (LB92p)
John
Wilkinson: The King of the Iron Trade Wolverhampton Journal
1909 James P Jones (L07)
John
Wilkinson: The Old Bersham Ironworks Alfred Neobard Palmer 1899
(LB92)
John
Wilkinson: Man of Iron John Hoyland, 1966 (LB92p)
John
Wilkinson and the Industrial Revolution in South Staffordshire
Journal of West Midlands Studies, Vol. 5 1972 (S9)
John
Wilkinson, Ironmaster History Today, May, 1951 (LB92p)
Bilston's
First Iron Master, John Wilkinson Bilston Enterprise (LB92p)
Search
For John Wilkinson Ron Davies (LB92)
Token
Coinage of John Wilkinson Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust Information
Sheet (DX-231/2)
John
Wilkinson as Note Issuer and Banker Seaby's Coin and Medal Bulletin,
December 1948 (LB92p)
The
Wilkinsons John Randall c. 1875 (LB92)
The
Bradley Ironworks of John Wilkinson CR Morton and WA Smith reprinted
from the Journal of the Iron and Steel Institute 1966 (LB672)
Guide
to the Iron Trade of Great Britain S Griffiths 1873 (S672)
John
Wilkinson and the Industrial Revolution in South Staffordshire
WA Smith, Staffordshire Iron and Steel Local History Source Book
G 23 (S672)
A
Brief History of the Works & A Description of the Principle
Products and Plant British Steel Corporation Special Steels
Division 1970 (LB672p)
The
Elisabeth R Davies, The Blackcountryman, Spring 1984 (S052)
Historic
Steel Billet SA Williams, The Blackcountryman, Winter 1980 (S052)
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Bicycles
Wolverhampton
Cycles and Cycling J Boulton 1988 (L629227)
Bicycle
Production in Wolverhampton JM Bates 1984 (L629227)
The
Rise and Decline of the Bicycle Trade in Wolverhampton 1868-1901
S Lent 1990 (L629227)
Wolverhampton
cycle manufacturers list 2002 (L629227p)
The
Sunbeam Motorcycle RC Champ 1980 (L6292275)
The
Illustrated History Sunbeam Bicycles and Motorcycles RC Champ
1989 (L6292)
Sunbeam
Cycles, The Story from the Catalogues 1908-1928 J Pinkerton
& D Roberts 1985 (L6292)
P T Stallard,
Cycle Manufacturer and Retailers, 30 Broad Street, Wolverhampton
- financial and other business records c. 1935 - 1970s (DB-45)
Japan
Tin-Plate & Bicycle & Galvanising Trades in Wolverhampton
WH Jones 1900 (L609)
An
Insight into Cycle Purchases in the Post-Boom Years Nicholas
Oddy, Cycle History, 12 2001 (based upon a Star Cycle Company order
book) (L6292sr)
Story
of the Japan, tin plate working and iron braziers trades, bicycle
and galvanising trades and enamel ware manufactures in Wolverhampton
and district William Highfield Jones 1900 (L609)
Bicycle
Production in Wolverhampton In the years 1868-1902 J M Bates,
Wolverhampton Polytechnic Dissertation 1984 (L629.227)
Advent
of the Safety Bicycle Mike Knight, The Blackcountryman, Summer
1984 (S052)
Wolverhampton
Ordinaries Mike Knight, The Blackcountryman, Autumn 1984 (S052)
Cycle
Manufacture in the Black Country Mike Knight, The Blackcountryman,
Winter 1984 (S052)
At
Your Service, A Look at Carrier Cycles John Pinkerton (L6292)
Wolverhampton
Cycles and Cycling Jim Boulton 1988 (L629227)
Catalogues
of Sunbeam Cycles c1920s (L6292 and L6292p)
The
Sunbeam Robert Champ, The Blackcountryman, Winter 1979 (S052)
Sunbeam
Cycles, the Story from the Catalogues, Vol. 1 1887-1895, Vol.
2 , 1896-1907, Vol. 3 1908-1928 John Pinkerton and Derek
Roberts (L6292)
The
Illustrated History of the Sunbeam Bicycles and Motorcycles
Robert Cordon Champ 1989 (L6292)
Star
Cycle Company order book 1898 (DX-174)
Star
Cycle Company newspaper cuttings 1902 (D-TET)
Star
Cycle Company correspondence and bill heads 1892-1906 (DB-42)
Star
Cycle Company Wolverhampton and South Staffordshire Illustrated
1898 (L609)
Article
in Wolverhampton and South Staffordshire Illustrated 1898 (L609)
Article
from the Wolverhampton Magazine (D-JSR/44/107)
Article
in Wolverhampton and South Staffordshire Illustrated 1898 (L609)
Wearwell
Cycle Accessories Co, catalogue, no date (DX-294/16)
Wearwell
Cycles and Wearwell Stevens Ltd, The Black Country Bugle, August
1982 (WM07)
Plans
of the Wearwell Cycle Works 1906, 1945 (WTON/3652, WTON/67/45)
Clarkes
of Wolverhampton Mike Knight, The Blackcountryman, Winter 1985
(S052)
Henry
Clarke catalogues 1900, 1901 (DX-294/11,12)
Catalogues
of Peter Pan Strong Toys (toy cycles), no date (L6292p)
Mount
Cycles Catalogue 1928 (L6292p)
Bamboo
Cycle Co Ltd catalogue 1897 (L6292)
Title
deeds of the Leopard Cycle Works, Blakenhall 1889-1899 (DX-137/20-31)
Plans
of J Roper & Co factory, Upper Villiers Street 1910, 1946 (WTON/4721,
WTON/406/46)
Richards Beau Ideal Cycles catalogue 1899 (DX-294/15)
Talbot
Cycle Co Ltd catalogues 1901,1903 (DX-294/13,14)
Regent
Motor & Cycle Co, trade accessories list 1904 (DX-294/10)
Raven
Cycle Co Ltd trade accessories list 1907 (DX-294/9)
John
Barratt, Wulfruna Cycles catalogue 1896 (DX-294/8)
Goodby
& Sons Peerless Cycles catalogue 1896 (DX-294/7)
Article
on the D H & S Diamond Cycle Company in Wolverhampton and South
Staffordshire Illustrated 1898 (L609)
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Enamels
English
Painted Enamels T & B Hughes 1951 (LB738.4)
English
Painted Enamels G Bernard Hughes, Country Life Annual, 1958
(LB738p)
English
Snuff-Boxes G Bernard Hughes 1971 (S738.4)
English
Enamel Boxes S Benjamin 1978 (S738.4)
Wolverhampton
Trades 1690-1704 JS Roper 1961 (D-JSR-44-38)
Wolverhampton
Trades & Occupations JS Roper 1964 (L91)
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Lockmaking
Locks
and Lockmaking FJ Butter 1926 (L683)
Old
Wolverhampton Sixty Years Ago JR Hardcastle 1888 (L9)
George
Turner, lock manufacturer, Stafford Street, Wolverhampton accounts
and bills etc 1802 - 1848 (DB-2)
Chubb
& Son, Wolverhampton photocopies of lock register 1818 - 1868,
lease for Old Mill Street 1841 (DB-8); plans of premises 1899 -
1939 (DX-560)
Apprenticeship
indenture of George Arthur Clift, son of Isaac Clift, edge tool
maker of Salop Street, Wolverhampton, to James Hodges of Wolverhampton,
lock manufacturer, 1874 (DX-155/1)
Apprenticeship
indenture of William David Wilson, son of Thomas William Wilson,
of Salisbury Cottage, Sandy Lane, Tettenhall, safemaker, to Francis
Joseph James Gibbons (trading as James Gibbons), of Church Lane,
Wolverhampton, lock manufacturer and art metal worker, Apr 1910
(photocopy) (DX-755)
British
Lock and Latch Manufacturers Association minutes 1898 - 1972, correspondence
and other papers 1940 - 1968 (D-SO-2)
British
Cylinder Lock Manufacturers' Association papers 1928 - 1960 (D-SO-17)
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