10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FROST COG»
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frost cog in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Historical Directory of Trade Unions
... Servants 227 Friendly United Society of Husbandmen 354 Friends Provident
Line Managers Association 298 Frost Cog and Screw Makers 484 Fulham and
South Kensington Licensed Victuallers and Beer Sellers Protection Association
256 ...
Arthur Ivor Marsh, Victoria Ryan, 2006
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Bulletin - Society for the Study of Labour History
A man called Watkins heard of this incident and found my father a job as a frost
cog maker, a trade which then employed about 350 men here. My father later
went into partnership with Watkins and his brother, in the frost cog trade, as
Benjamin ...
Society for the Study of Labour History, 1970
3
International Horseshoers' Monthly Magazine
The female screw in the shoe should always be kept plugged, or it may be found
blocked when the critical time arrives to use the frost cog. Wear of the shoe is apt
to burr the edges, and interfere with the thread but the cog is made of harder ...
4
Patents for Inventions: Abridgments of Specifications : ...
Pugrh, G. Oct. 4. Tools for shoeing. — A tool for extracting a frost- cog e from a
horse-shoe s, consists of a lever c with a loop a provided with wedges d for taking
beneath the frost-cog. 23,112. Cunningham, J. E. Feb. 21, [date applied/or under
...
Maker. Mounter. Rapier Maker. NAIL MANUFACTURE. (not Copper, Zinc, or
Brass). Bar and Pin Cutter. Basket Nail Maker. Brazil Maker. Brush Nail Maker.
Chair Nail Stamper. ‚‚ Spike Maker. Clout Nail Maker. Frost Cog Maker. „ .,
Screwer.
Commonwealth Shipping Committee, 1915
Frost cog. Southarting (South- Harting). 14. Jan. 3. Chris. Sclater. Bed. Leighton
Buzzard. 13 4. Sch. 1609. Feb. 10. Joh. Berry. Dev. Tiverton. A. W. Ath. Feb. 10.
Edw. Yates. Hampt. Basingstoke. 126. Mar. 2. Alex. Sidnam. Som. 136. 1598. Jun
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American Federationist: Official Magazine of the American ...
... of Trade Unions shows that the following societies were affiliated during the
quarter ending June 30: The General Iron Fitters' Association, the Sett- makers'
Union, and the Spring and Doffing Plate Makers, while the Frost Cog and Screw ...
8
Kimble's vocational vocabularies for stenographers and court ...
... machine, fence post driver, fender, fertilizer distributor, fertilizer mill, fertilizer
sower, field roller, flail, flax-scrutcher, flax-washer, flower pot, flue, fodder cutter,
forage cutter, forage press, fork, forking spade, fountain pump, four-ply, frost cog.
9
National Insurance Bill: (Part II. Unemployment).
I I I I I I I ' I - Frost, Cog and Screw I 85 '(I 3 — I -- I — I — — -— — — Makers'
Society. I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I ' OTHER METAL TRADES:-— I I - ' I I I I I , I
Loughborough Needle 22 I Not Not fixed by I — -— I — — - — - Makers'
Benevolent and ' fixed by ...
Great Britain. Board of Trade, 1911
10
The History of Corpus Christi College: With Lists of Its Members
Frost cog. Southarting (South- Harting). 14. Jan. 3. Chris. Sclater. Bed. Leighton
Buzzard. 134. Sch. 1609. Feb. 10. Joh. Berry. Dev. Tiverton. A. W. Ath. Feb. 10.
Edw. Yatcs. Hampt. Basingstoke. 126. Mar. 2. Alex. Sidnam. Som. 13 6. 1598.
Jun.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FROST COG»
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frost cog is used in the context of the following news items.
Volunteers sought to help tidy historic Lye graves
They include Dr Darby, the owner of the first motorised vehicle in Lye, Henry Wooldridge - who invented the self fastening frost cog - and Owen ... «Stourbridge News, Jun 15»
