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The Budge iron foundry, Lumburne (1983)

Esther E. Budge

An insight into the working of the chipping department at Harvey's Foundary 1851-1856 (2000)

Harvey's infamous 144 inch cylinder casting: a photograph that set me thinking (2004)

A possible foundry at Ash Priors (1998)

The Bridgewater foundry 1836-1940: the rise and fall of a famous firm (2004)

Excavation of an early post-medieval bronze foundry at Cowick Street, Exeter, 1999-2000 (2000)

The first iron foundry in Tavistock (1998)

Finch Foundry, Devon (2006)

Named street ironware of Tavistock (1990)

A short history of Finch Foundry (1992)

Nose to the grindstone: Finch Foundry (2000)

Fitting together the pieces of a Tavistock jigsaw puzzle (1989)

Foundries in nineteenth century Tavistock (1985)

[ Bodley's Foundry, Exeter] (1920)

Anonymous (Pseudonym)

From Waterbeer Street. On left, west wall with core ovens bricked up - period when area used as a car park

From Waterbeer Street. On left, west wall with core ovens bricked up - period when area used as a car park (1963)

From Waterbeer Street. On left, west wall with core ovens bricked up - period when area used as a car park

From Waterbeer Street. On left, west wall with core ovens bricked up - period when area used as a car park (1963)

From Waterbeer Street. On left, the west wall showing flight to 1st floor

From Waterbeer Street. On left, the west wall showing flight to 1st floor (1963)

Waterbeer Street frontage

Waterbeer Street frontage (1963)

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished (1963)

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished (1963)

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished (1963)

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished (1963)

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished (1963)

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished (1963)

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished (1963)

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished (1963)

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished

The foundry on Waterbeer Street, Exeter, now demolished (1963)

Waterbeer Street Frontage. Foundry - Garton & King

Waterbeer Street Frontage. Foundry - Garton & King (1963)

[ Foundry, probably in Exeter, Interior] ([1920?)

[Bodley's Foundry, Exeter, Interior]

[Bodley's Foundry, Exeter, Interior] (c.1920)

[ Bodley's Foundry, Exeter, Interior] (c.1920)

Anonymous (Pseudonym)

[Parkins Bonhay Foundry]

[Parkins Bonhay Foundry] ([1860?])

George Townsend

Fussells Ironworks, Mells: a brief history of the ironworks and family (2000)

Finch Brothers Foundry, Sticklepath, Okehampton, Devon ([1983])

Foundry trade journal: vol 139 no.3070 16th October, 1975 (1975)

The foundry: excavations on Poole waterfront 1986-87 (1994)

David R. Watkins

Finch Foundry Trust & Sticklepath Museum of Rural Industry (n.d.)

Het einde van een tijdperk (1968)

Catalogue of cooking stoves (1900)

Finch Brothers foundry, Sticklepath, Okehampton, Devon (1969)

J. Kenneth Major

Golden hammer (1961)

Samuel E. Ellacott