Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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T. and A. Naylor

From Graces Guide

of Green Street, Kidderminster

Manufacturers of Axminster carpets

See Thomas Fox Naylor and Arthur Naylor

1884 'A circular has been issued announcing the dissolution of the firm of Messrs. Watson and Naylor, of the Pike Mills, Kidderminster, and Mr. Jos. Naylor retires from business after a long and honourable connection with the trade of the town. The worsted spinning, department of the firm will in future be carried on by Messrs. R. S. Watson and J. H. Watson, trading as Watson Brothers and Co., while Messrs. T. and A. Naylor will continue the woollen spinning and dyeing, and the manufacture of Kidderminster carpets. The latter, though owing their name to the town, had not been made here for some time till Messrs. Watson and Naylor reintroduced their manufacture by steam power a few years ago. Messrs. T. and A. Naylor intend to further develop this class of goods.'[1]

1900 T. and A. Naylor, Wool Spinners and Carpet Makers.[2]

1927 T. and A. Naylor Ltd., Carpet Manufacturers. Kidderminster.[3]

1946 Advertising for staff.[4]

1963 In business [5]

1964 Company went public

1976 Receiver appointed

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Sources of Information

  1. Leeds Mercury - Monday 07 January 1884
  2. Kidderminster Times and Advertiser for Bewdley & Stourport - Saturday 21 July 1900
  3. Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer - Saturday 04 June 1927
  4. Evesham Standard & West Midland Observer - Saturday 21 December 1946
  5. The Times June 12, 1963