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Naugatuck Valley
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Birmingham Brass Company was the name of a factory producing
brassware in Shelton Borough, Naugatuck
Valley, Connecticut. It would be interesting to know if they had any
connection with Birmingham, home of the British brass industry in England. ('The New England State, their Constitutional,
Judicial, Educational, Commercial, Professional and Industrial History. Volume
II. Edited by William T. Davis. © 1897 Published by D.H. Hurd & Co.,
Boston. 11" x 8" leather and marbled boards.) |
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A winder from an oil lamp.
It carries the name and a March 1885 patent in raised lettering. |

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Another winder has the
lettering stamped onto a flat disc. |
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The
factory, from an old advertisement. Further
information welcome.
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