Blackfriars Road

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Re: Blackfriars Road

Postby kiwi » Tue Aug 20, 2024 4:32 am

9. Blackfriars Road, looking towards the junction with Stamford Street (left) and Southwark Street right.  X..png
Blackfriars Road, looking towards the junction with
Stamford Street (left) and Southwark Street right.
9. Blackfriars Road 2023, same location, Stamford Street (left), Southwark Street right.  X..jpg
Blackfriars Road 2023, same location, Stamford Street (left), Southwark Street right.

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Re: Blackfriars Road

Postby kiwi » Sat Sep 28, 2024 12:01 am

Had to look twice when I first see this, but after looking into the company it is not as sinister as it first seems, I‘m glad to say.
The hinges were designed to keep open doors open and then once moved past the "detent" will close the door, the name "Slave" was because it did the work (holding open/self-closing) for you. Today probably more thought would have gone into that name.
The fact is James Adam & Sons where donating to the local Church’s, suggesting they are less likely to be wildly pro-slavery.
10. Blackfriars Road, James Adam & Sons, c1913.    X..jpg
Blackfriars Road, James Adam & Sons.
10. Blackfriars Road, c1913. James Adam & Sons.     X..png
Blackfriars Road, c1913. James Adam & Sons.

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Re: Blackfriars Road

Postby kiwi » Wed Dec 18, 2024 1:13 am

Blackfriars Road, London, Bishop & Son Dairymen, c1900.  X  .png
Blackfriars Road, London, Bishop & Son Dairymen, c1900.


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