Mark & John. Pattison
Gun Manufacturers
18 Crampton Court
Dublin
M&J Pattison, Gun Manufacturers, 18 Crampton Court,off Dame Street, Dublin.
The above trade label confirms many aspects of this company's history
The fact that both Mark & John Pattison were the son's of the late Thomas Pattison (Gunmaker|) and have made a point to distance themselves from any other house! This in all probability Wm & Jn Rigby's. In addition they were awarded a silver medal from
The Royal Dublin Society*.
Trading dates and addresses for M&J.Pattison
| Dublin |
1829-1832 |
17 Crampton Quay |
| Dublin |
1833-1847 |
17 Crampton Court |
| Dublin |
1848-1853 |
18 Crampton Court |
Earlier trade label for 17 Crampton Court. The number being changed by the newly formed
Dublin City Council in 1847, to number 18.
1848 Trades Directory |
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| Bassett | Edward | | 21 Parliament Street |
| Calderwood | James | | 22 Duke Street |
| Calderwood | Thomas | | 14 Earl Street. N. |
| Cheetham | Samuel | | 3 Camden Row |
| Clarke | William | | 207 Britain Street Gt. |
| Dowling | Henry | | 66 Dame Street |
| Dowling | William | | 31 Bishop Street |
| Holland | William | | 46 Capel Street |
| Kavanagh | James | | 4 Ormond Quay Lower |
| Kavanagh | William Jun. | 11 Dame Street |
| Parkinson | John | | 17 Arran Quay |
| Pattison | M.J | | 18 Crampton Court |
| Pattison | Robert | | 18 Aughrim Street |
| Rigby | William & John | 24 Suffolk Street |
| Truelock E & Son | | 9 Dawson Street |
| Turner | Thomas | | 184 King Street. North |
| Walsh | John | | 29 Ormond Quay |
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There are, in later Dublin trades directories, listings for M.J Pattison.(See below).
What is certain is that gunmaker's from
the Pattison family were in the employ of Wm & Jn Rigby during this period.
There is a strong possibility that M&J Pattison were contracting from Wm & Jn Rigby between
1854-1859.
| Dublin |
1860-1864 |
3 Clanbrassil Place |
| Dublin |
1865-1868 |
6 Union Place. Harolds Cross. |
Classic Irish made percussion pocket pistol with fishtail stock,backaction lock
and captive ramrod. Produced by Mark & John Pattison c.1835
Brief history of the RDS link below.
*http://www.rds.ie/index.jsp?p=104&n=151
*Our appreciation to the above link.
Mark & John Pattison originally listed by M.S. Dudley Westropp, MRIA.
Journal Arms & Armour Society, 1957.
Vol.11. No 1.
We are always pleased to receive any information with respect to this family of
gunmakers.
Dave Stroud. ramrodantiques.co.uk