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    Mole Brothers

    Mole Brothers was a wood turning business started by Seth John Mole on Bridge street West in the 1880's, and later Frankfurt Street which specialised in fishing reel manufacture amongst other things. Business carried on into the 1900's. Any help from relatives etc much appreciated
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    Heaton

    I am researching the Heaton's of Birmingham. In particular those associated with the fishing tackle company of Reuben Heaton. Other branches of the family include the Heaton's of the Birmingham Mint, Heaton and Dugard metals, Capon Heaton rubber and the Hemminsley Heaton's The original...
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    Smith & Wall

    The firm of Smith and Wall manufactured fishing tackle, mainly reels, from about 1884 upto 1960. They were based at 27b Whitehead Road Aston, and the company was started by Messrs Humpfrey Wall and Albert Smith. Does anyone know any history of the company or have any catalogues or anyone who...
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    Reuben Heaton Ltd

    Hello all. This is my very first post on the site and I hope it will be a fruitfull one. I have been researching the company Reuben Heaton since I aquired the business some 16yrs ago and would appreciate any information on the Heaton family and or the company from any time during its history as...
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