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Egyptians were the
first to do****ent
tools for
ropemaking A
ropemaker at work, c. 1425 A
German ropemaker, c. 1470
Public demonstration of
historical ropemaking...
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known as
Britannic House and
Britannic Tower) is a
building located on
Ropemaker Street on the
northern fringe of the City of London, the main financial...
- The
Ropemakers'
Tower (Romanian:
Turnul Frânghierilor, German: Seilerturm), one of the nine
towers located inside the
Citadel of Sighişoara, Mureș County...
- Hatter, 1533 Joiner, 1425 Locksmith, 1600 Nailsmith, 1529 Potter, 1605
Ropemaker, 1616 Saddler, 1470 Shoemaker, 1535 Stonemason, 1550 Tailor, 1425 Tanner...
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merger with Liberum, the newly-formed
Panmure Liberum moved to
Ropemaker Place, 25
Ropemaker Street.
Employing 150 people,
Panmure Gordon was led by chief...
- as well as trekking. The
company was
originally founded in 1862 as a
ropemaker and has been part of the
investment company Telemos Capital since 2021...
- ("The Fair
Ropemaker")
after her father's job, was a
French Renaissance poet from Lyon.
Louise Labé was born in Lyon, into a
family of
ropemakers, surgeons...
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Roper is a
craftsman who
makes ropes; a
ropemaker. It may also
refer to: Roper,
North Carolina, USA
Roper River,
Northern Territory,
Australia Roper (surname)...
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Privately held
company Industry Wealth management Founded 1792
Headquarters Ropemaker Place London, EC2Y
United Kingdom Key
people Paul
Abberley (CEO) Revenue...
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boundary includes all of the
Barbican Estate and
continues east
along Ropemaker Street and its
continuation on the
other side of Moorgate,
becomes South...
