- Materials, time and wages cost book of David Davidson for the Victoria Street Foundry 1869
Records of Finlay & Davidson, cast iron goods manufacturers, Port Eglinton, Glasgow, Scotland
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- Dates of Creation1869
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- Physical Description0.02 metres (1 volume)There are no physical characteristics that affect the use of this material.
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Administrative / Biographical History
The firm of Finlay & Davidson, cast iron goods manufacturers, Port Eglinton, Glasgow, Scotland, opened the Victoria Street Foundry , Glasgow, sometime around 1868. David Davidson, one of the partners of Finlay & Davidson, took an active role in the management of the Victoria Street Foundry. The foundry appears in Glasgow trade directories until 1885 when it is presumed that the foundry closed.
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Revised by Jenny Cooknell , Assistant Archivist, 17 September 1999
Revised by David Powell, Hub Project Archivist, 25 April 2002