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Moss and Gamble Brothers

From Graces Guide
Nov 1919.

Moss and Gamble Brothers of Franklin Works, Russell Street, Sheffield.

Steel makers

1853 Company formed by Joseph Gamble, his brother Thomas, and Joshua Moss[1]

1855 Exhibited edge tools at the 1855 Paris Exhibition

1922 Employees: 300. Directors: Arnold Gamble, Bernard Gamble, A. D. Belchee, B. Morris, H. Vickers. Products.— Forgings up to 10 tons; tool steel; files, saws, hammers.

1997 Firth Rixson acquired Moss and Gamble Brothers, open die forgers, from Barworth Holdings[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Obituary of Joseph Gamble
  2. ↑ The Times, December 24, 1997
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