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n. - Someone who sells hinges, locks, catches, sash lifts, and such that are used in the construction of buildings

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  • In England they call a hardwareman an ironmonger
  • What grocer, hardwareman, druggist, or any other of the different tradesmen of the metropolis, ever wrought out of nothing the majestic structures or the enormous...
  • In that year Matthew Boulton, the son of a wealthy Birmingham hardwareman, purchased Soho, and erected on it a mansion, with pleasure grounds, and a series of workshops,...
  • The hardwareman shook his head and said to Qwilleran, "He's a nuisance sometimes, but he spends a lot of money on tools, so I try not to offend him.
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