Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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George Price (2)

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of Wolverhampton, of George Prices Safe Co.

1855 Patented improvements in safe design and construction[1]

1856 Wrote and published "A treatise on Fire and Thief-proof Depositories and Locks and Keys." London, 1856.

1868/9 Walter Phillips and George Price had become interested in the new cycle industry but needed a skilled engineer. Phillips approached Daniel Rudge about manufacturing a velocipede he had designed. Rudge began producing cycles in a small workshop located at the rear of the Tiger Inn, with Henry Clarke supplying the wheels [2].

c.1877 George Price, a well known lock and safe maker in Cleveland Street, produced a range of bicycles. The more expensive model was the London; the cheaper model Liverpool sold for £9.10s[3]


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Sources of Information

  1. The Engineer 1857/11/13
  2. Dan Rudge and his cycles [1]
  3. Prices Cycles[2]