A person employed in stock-taking.
1794. in J. Lloyd, Old S. Wales Iron Works (1906), 168. If any Slabs, Planks, etc., are delivered an account of them must be taken by the Companys Agent or Stocktaker.
1892. Labour Commission, Gloss., Stock-takers, the men who keep account of the working of iron or of the iron used in the process of working malleable iron.
1909. Westm. Gaz., 14 May, 6/4. Abolishing the office of stocktaker, and entrusting the accountant with the duty of verifying the stock.