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Henry Wilkes and Co

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of Studley, Warwickshire. London Address: Empire House, St Martins le Grand, EC1. Telephone: Studley 8. Cables: "Wilkes, Ltd., Studley"

  • Henry Wilkes made hooks and needles with the company name of 'Henry Wilkes and Co. He also had an office in Toronto.
  • William A. Wilkes had a business called the Wilkes-Westwood Co, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, starting in 1898 (with Charles H. Westwood). The company dissolved but was re-formed into the 'C. H. Westwood and Co', with William as president.
  • It dissolved in 1910. William A. Wilkes was the brother of Henry Wilkes. Both William and Henry used the Osprey trademark, of an Osprey head with a fish in it's beak.
  • 1929 Listed Exhibitor - British Industries Fair. Manufacturers of "Osprey" Brand Fishing Rods, Reels, Hooks and Tackle. Wholesale and Export. (Stand No. B.21) [1]


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1929 British Industries Fair Page 181
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