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Title: English Steel
Post by: PaulJC on Sunday 08 March 09 16:20 GMT (UK)
Hello All
Looking for some information on English Steel which used to be located in Openshaw. Manchester.  I had a number of relatives work at the factory.
Also any information on a company called Hodkinson (or Hogkinson) boile makers would aslo be appreciated. They could have been in the Worsley area.
Thanks
Paul
Title: Re: English Steel
Post by: emmsthheight on Sunday 08 March 09 22:07 GMT (UK)
Hi _all

By 1953 there doesn't seem to be any sign of Hodkinson etc unless they're too far out.

There is an advert though for English Steel with quite a bit of information.  (Kelly's Manchester, Salford and Eccles).

English Steel Corporation Ltd, Tool Steel, small tools,
Castings and Drop Forging Manufacturers &c.

North Street Works, Openshaw, Manchester
Tn East 1371 (PBX), TA "STEEL CORPO";

registered office, River Don Works, Sheffield 9.
Also, on next line:

English Steel Corporation Ltd. Steel mnfrs.
7 Chatham St 1, Central 6775

I don't know what it all means, but I hope it helps.  Let me know if I can help any more.

Best wishes
Emms
Title: Re: English Steel
Post by: Mr. MIGKY on Tuesday 10 March 09 12:16 GMT (UK)
An advert for one of it products 1936

CLICK 4 STEEL (http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1936/1936%20-%201320.html)

And north street

CLICK 4 NORTH STREET (http://www.images.manchester.gov.uk/web/objects/common/webmedia.php?irn=18336)

Openshaw, North Street to Clayton Lane. English Steel Entrance

CLICK 4 ENTRANCE  (http://www.images.manchester.gov.uk/web/objects/common/webmedia.php?irn=18338)
Title: Re: English Steel
Post by: evansthomas729 on Tuesday 12 February 13 14:24 GMT (UK)
Hello All
Looking for some information on English Steel which used to be located in Openshaw. Manchester.  I had a number of relatives work at the factory.
Also any information on a company called Hodkinson (or Hogkinson) boile makers would aslo be appreciated. They could have been in the Worsley area.
Thanks
Paul