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Customers
The Company
Golden Hammer
The published history of Garton & King
Golden Hammer - the history of G&K, published 1961 and extended
Chapter 1 - The Contented Shopman
Chapter 2 - The Men of Progress
Chapter 3 - The First Sam Kingdom
Chapter 4 - Iron Sam
Chapter 5 - Greater Yet
Chapter 6 - The Holladays
Chapter 7 - The Second World War
Chapter 8 - The Other Foundries
Chapter 9 - 300 Years of Business
Chapter 10 - Restructure and Foundry Closure - (1980s postscript to the 1961 publication by Henry Holladay)
Chapter 11 - Garton King Appliances - (Further chapter by Richard Holladay, 2013)
1939 Notes by Miss Lovely - the original research, starting point for Golden Hammer
Sam Ellacott, who illustrated The Golden Hammer – New
Booklets for Sale, includes:
Golden Hammer
Henry’s Exeter Experiences
1939 Notes
The Company
Garton & King a 1935 film by Henry Holladay
The Great Exhibition 1851 – New
Premises
Workplace – shops and foundries
High Street – the shop (including the Ironmongery Catalogue) – Updated
Tan Lane Foundry – Updated
Tan Lane Foundry - A Bird’s Eye View
Map of Garton and King’s premises
Personalities – Updated
St Petrock’s Church and Garton & King
Testimonials, Recommendations and Articles
Taylor & Bodley - In the Shadows – New
King & Munk - Munk E. business! – New
Transport – Updated
Flying the Flag - Adverts and Shows – New
Aga Agents - A Grand Affair – Updated
Products
Rectangular and Square Manhole Covers
Cast Iron Cover (an article published in Right to Ride)
Wheels and Gears – Updated
Illumination - lamps and lamp posts – New
Services (Castings for public services)
All Cookers Great and Small - A dolls house stove
The Tale of Two Barques - Stoves at sea!
Exports to New Zealand - Stoves down-under
Monuments - page includes:
Gordon Lamp
Chittlehampton Water Pump
Colyton Water Fountain and Lamp
Hele Paper Mill Water Feature
Three Men in a Boat (Sluice Gates)
The Little Bit Unusual – New
Aga Agents - A Grand Affair – Updated
Other
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