These four advertisements are all from the same copy of the Architectural Compendium for 1920.

An advert from 1912.

How long the company stayed in structural engineering is not clear.  By 1953 there is only a remnant mention of it in their entry in the Wolverhampton Handbook.  Instead they list:  "flat and round bar continuous fencing for agricultural and road widening purposes, sheep and cattle hurdles of all descriptions, standards for wire fencing, tree guards, plain and ornamented railing for all purposes, sheet iron fencing, balcony railing, tennis surrounds, hand gates, field gates, plain, ornamented and sheeted gates, ironwork for rooks, ladders and general smith work."