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Samuel Worssam & Co.
Okley Works, Kings Road, Chelsea, London, England, U.K.
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines

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11/07/2014	1852 Article-Samuel Worssam & Co., Timber Sawing Frame Scientific American, V 8 #7, 30 Oct 1852, pg. 49
06/05/2024	1866 ads - S. Worssam & Co.'s The General Joiner and Molding/Shaping/Recessing Machine February 1866 issues of The Mechanics' Magazine
01/10/2018	1867 ad - Samuel Worssam & Co.'s improved saw-sharpening machine 1867-12-07 English Mechanic and Mirror of Science
07/08/2013	1870 Ad-Samuel Worssam & Co., Patent General Joiner & Saw Sharpener The Builder, V28, 22 Jan 1873, pg. III
12/04/2014	1876 Ad-Samuel Worssam & Co., Woodworking Machinery Spon's Engineer's & Contractors' Illustrated Book of Prices, 1876 pg. 496
02/13/2014	1880 Images, Samuel Worssam & Co., Self-Acting Saw Bench Illustrated Guide to Modern Agricultural Implements, Tools, Machinery, 1880, pgs. 346-347
02/13/2014	1880 Images-Samuel Worssam & Co., Patent General Joiner Illustrated Guide to Modern Agricultural Implements, Tools, Machinery, 1880, pgs. 350-351
02/14/2014	1880 Images-Samuel Worssam & Co., Plain Band Saw Machine Illustrated Guide to Modern Agricultural Implements, Tools, Machinery, 1880, pg. 362
02/14/2014	1880 Images-Samuel Worssam & Co., Saw Sharpening Machine Illustrated Guide to Modern Agricultural Implements, Tools, Machinery, 1880, pgs. 354-355