William Gilbert (Rugby)
William Gilbert (1799-1877) was a cobbler in Rugby, Warwickshire, England. He supplied boots to Rugby School. When the game of rugby football was developed, he began to produce the distinctive egg-shaped balls used in the game. Gilbert, the rugby supply company he started, continues to this day.
Related Topics:
Cobbler - Rugby, Warwickshire - Rugby School - Rugby football
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