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Bottle Brush Makers; Brush Makers for Brushes; Patentees & Sole Makers of •§'L(Llfhodson JNO BRO-BRU TRADES DIRECTORY, 1915. BRO-BRU 1457 § Fraucis, Ryhnul & Oo. 33 Union street, .Moore Brothers, 19A., Coleman street E C Elkington & Co. Ltd. 20 & 22 Regent street Brimmer Elwin, 17 Boyson road S E Morgan, Sons & Co. 70A, Basinghall street E C SW & 73 Cheapshle E C cdeBritish Xylunite Co. Limited (The)(Charles Borough SE •d•Frischer & Co. 22 Ropemaker street E C Owens & Hendry, 21 Wooi Exchange, Gale- Faraday & ·Son, 146 to 150 Wardour street W. P .Merriam, managing director); chief office, man street E C See advertisement Hale End NE ; city show room, 27 Milton tFrost & N orton, 1 York street, St. Jamcs' SW street E C §Gable George Turner & Son,· Satchwell Schwartze (Helmuth) & Co. 3 & 4 Moorgate Hr1tfield Henrv• John & Sons Ltd. 86 & 88 street buildings E C Charlotte street, Fitzroy square W Broadley Jus. & Co. 11 & 13 fiouthwark ~t SE works, Dethnal green road N E 'Spring Paul & Co. 24 Coleman street E C Hunt Edward, 32 St. James' walk E C •§Brown Wm. 3 Chancel st.Blackfriars rdS E; Gardner James, 138 Tabard st. Borough SE Tare W. M. & Son, 62 Ooleman street E C Leefe F. Ewbank, 364 Goswell road E C wholesale painting & general brush mauufr 'l[fGilll\rn Robert & Son, 41 Glasshouse st W Thomas & Cook, 17 & 18 Basinghall street E C Nixon Jsph.& Sons, 13 Ulerkenwell green E C Browning Ernest, 24 Latimer road W GolJ.berg John (agent), 220 Jubilee ~treet E Townend G. & W. 19.~. Coleman street E C Perry & Uo. 21 Grafton street, New Bond stW •'\[!Brushes Ltd. St. Albans; home & export cdcGoodallR. A.&Co.Ltd.4, 5, 6 & 7 ShoelaE C Vaughan & Co.23Woo!Exchng.Coleman stE C Pontin :Fredk. (repr.), 30 Gt. Sutton st E C BurnigeJohn, 235Tabard street, Borough SE Green Arthur & Co. 27 Newbury street Cloth Ward A. 0. & Co. Ltd. 76 Coleman street E C Sitch William & Co.Ltd.48 Berwick st.SohoW •§'l(fBurrow Davis & Sons, 67 Fore st E C FairEC ' •Wedekind G. H. & Oo. 80 Ooleman streetEC Wilkins John & Co. artistic bronzists in ~ Burtou Arth.Edwin&Sons,57 Ball's Pond nlN Green Eel ward .Arnett, 43 & 45 St. John st E C 'Willans & Overbnry, 7,9 &11 Moorgate stE C french, fioreutine & egyptian colors ; bronze Butcher Charles, 158 King's cross road WC Greiner G.& Co.10 & 12 Miltonst.CripplegtE C 'Windeler & Co. 20 & 21 Basinghall street E C works of art repaired & rebronzed equal Carter Frank, 32 North street, Hackney NE Griffin Jas. (matrl. dlr.), 270 Tabard streetS E to new ; gilding & plating of every de­ "§Chadwick & Shapcott Ltd. 56Durham road, •§'lfl[tcdefGriffin William, 107 & 109 Tabard scription., 231 to 2 !3 St. John street E C Holloway N street SE & 235 Borough High street SE Brokers-Yacht. dcOhallener Matthew Crawley, 101 Morning ~§cHamilton & Co. (London) Limited, llt> Ashton R. & Co. 12 Regent street SW lane, Hackney N E & 118 Ulerkenwell road E C Brown Alfrerl Hugh, 166 Piccadilly W BROOM MAKERS. Chandler Brothers, 19 Spa rJ.Bermond:;eyS E & 18 & 19 Clerk en well green E C. Manufacturers of painters' & Cox & King, 5 Suffolk st. Pall mall east SW See Birch &: lleatll Broom Makers; also Brush cdcCharpentier Charles Albert (agent), 184 cleeL•rators' brushes of every Orowther, Sewell & Co. Ltd. 9 Regent st SW ~fakers. Aldcrsgate street E C Pearee Ernest A. 1 Arundel st. Strand WC $deCHRISTIAN J. FUNNELL (toilet), 16 cie~~ription, especially of C. A. Power James & Co. 158 Leadenhall street E C Edmund place E C Watkins's patent wire-bound Thomson Andrew, 41 Pall mall SW BROOM STICK MAKERS. ClarkA.J. & Co. 9& 10 AustralianaYenue EC painting & varnishing brushes ; stippling Watson G. L. & Oo. 53 Bothwell st. GlaRgow Clark J amcs Henry, 18 N orton street, brushe~, grainers' tools, mottlers, badgers, Wilson George & Co. 7 Sllerwood street W See Mop &: Broom Stirt Make/'3. Bethnal green E over-grainers, fitches, varnish & stencilling 'dOoate&Co.London brush works,Axmim,ter; brushes & improved oak combing rollers &c- specialists; tooth, nail & hair brush makers Ranks Edwarrl, 161 Tabard st. Borough SE BROMIDES MANUFACTURERS. BROWN STONE POTTERS. & patentees (branch works, Nimmer mills, Hanks George, 2Hi Great Dover street SE Atkinson Gcorge & Co. (branch of Whiffen & See Potters. Chard); representative in London, V. Harding James William (distemper),36! Great Sons Ltd.), 31 & 32 St. Amlrew's hill E C Belier, 3 Butler street, Milt on street E C Dover street SE Howanls & Sons Ltd. Ilfonl & Stratford E Oole John Percy (imp.),25 Bartlett's bldgsE C §'lfl[tcdefHARRISSON JAMES SAMUEL,~ May & Baker Lt<l. Battersea SW BRUNSWICK BLACK MANUFACTRS. Collins Solomon & Oo. 63 De!verton road, Wal- .Foster lane E C & 3;j Clerkenwell close E C Morrison R. & Oo. 2 Fen court E C A.bbott, Abbott & Co. (Verney Brands), worth SE H!lwkins Jas. & Son,82 South st.Walworth SE Zimmermann Oharles & Oo. (Chemicals) Ltd. Verney road. Rotherhithc New road SE Cornell Brothers & Co. 12 City roau E C Hr:wley & Smith (saddlery), Walsall 9 & 10 St. Mary-at-hill E C Dussck Brothers & Co. Ltd. Verney road SE Cornwall Mrs. J. & Son, 67 Gt.Dover st SE .:>Hawtin, Hornett &Oo.(succrs.),llFore st E C Rollis & Son, Ship lane, Kennington roadS E ()ottrell Frnncis John, 24 New Quebec st W Hayward Eustace Wm. 205A,Pentonville rd N Martin Geo. Plough bdg.Plough nl.DcptfdS E §deContts William T. 42 Crutchedfriars E C ; Haze Robert & Son, 13! Great Dover st SE BRONZE FOUNDERS. Oakcy John & Sons Ltd. Wellington mills, specialite: enamel, paint & toilet brushes 'I[Heinzelmann J. H. (Venice), whisk carpet Anti-Attrition Metal Co. Ltd. Glcngall works, Westminster bridge road SE_ See advert '§'lfiJtcdefCrowden & Garrod Limiterl,62South­ brooms (W. Seyfried, agent), 57 Shoe la E C Glen gall rd SE & 35 Qn. Victoria st E C Wildash Thomas & Sons, 66 & 67 Bartholo­ wark street SE ; works, Lant street SE .;.•tHenderson Bros. & Oo. Ltd. 6 Com:ptoa Broad, Salmon & Co. 41 & 42 Windmill st W mew close E C Cruickshank R. Ltrl.CanHlen st. Birmingham; terrace, Upper street N Bull's Metal&Melloid Co.L td. 32Victoria st SW London rlep6t, 2 Little Dean street, Soho W deHeymans Rene, 1 Al·lersgate buildings E C Defries Ltd. 2 Evelyn street, Deptford SE ~Crrlmer Cha.s. Fras. & Co. 94 Hullowa.y rd N •'I[ [[cdeHindes Ltd. 1 Tabernacle st. Finsbury E C ; wholesale toilet bru~h manufacturers, Goslin S. B. & Son, 13 Artillery lane E & BRUSH MAKERS. •CULMER THOMAS WILLIAM & SONS. 84 & 101 Silwood st. Southwark park SE ; 48 Durham rd. Finsbury park N; specialist-; patentees of Hinde's Hair Curlers; works. architectural & memorial tablets &c See also Artists'Bru.sh Makers; Basket ~JakeTs; in the manufacture of shaving & artists' Bromsgrove-street, Birmingham Mancini Frederick, 416 Fulham road SW Bottle Brush Makers; Brush Makers for brushes; patentees & sole makers of •§'l(llfHODSON JNO. 71 to 78 Station road, Noakes Thomas & Sons, 16 Whitechapel rd E Jlachine1·y; Comb Maker3; Foundry Br·ush " Remluc " stippling & J:mper sta.iners' I Wood Green N (wholesale & export); paint- & 17 & 17 A, Osbom street, Whitechapel E Manufacturer$; Tube B1-u3h Manujat'turers; brushes: wholesale & export; T N H79 ! ing & geneml ; bass broom maker ; Steven & Struthers, 50 Fenchurch street E C also Turner3 in General. Hornsey machine brush maker (T N 6164 Centml); works, Glasgow Marked thus* are Wholesale Brnsh Makers. •§Culmer William & Sons, 281 Tabard st SE I Hoesli H. (agent), 8 Love lane, Wood st E C ; Stone J. & Co. LW. Deptfunl SE Marked thus ~ are Painters' Brush ;\fakers. Cusden John, 36 South Audley street W houe, woorl, ebony, tortoise-shell Marked thus 'If are L'arpet Broom Makers. Davis Abraham, 41 Hare st. Bethnal green E •dcHoldfast Tooth Brush Co.(George Roberts •. Marked thus 11 are General Warehousemen. Marked thus-tare Turners. Davy Alfre•l, 10 Mermaid court, Borough proprietor),86 & 88 Canonhnry rfl. L<ilington BRONZE POWDER MAKERS. Marked thus • are Comb Makers. High street SE N ; steam works, 1 Alwyne lane N ; all Armitage William, 189 Old street E C Marked thus d are Tooth & Nail Brush !.fakers. Day 0. Darke & Co.(agts.),88Fenchurch st E C qualities tooth brushes &c. Speciality:­ Marked thus • are Shaving Brush ~fakers. C the" Holdfast" (regd.) extra quality secure. Auerbach L.& Go. proprietors of the" Pig-eon" Marked thus t are Bass Broom Makers. §•Dcxters Ltd. 362 City road E brand (Regll. No. 338, 794). Specialities:­ Diggins Geo. Albcrt (fancy, hair & cloth), wholesale: estll. 1854 " Syntonator" embossing bronze (Regd. •ctAddis Robert & Son(Patnt's. of the" Ever. :Electric bruEh works, 50A, Romford road, Hoolahan John & Co. 42 Great Queen st WC No. 341,621), "Venus" lacquer bronzes; fast" patent No. 6645, also "King" Reg­ Stratford E-T N 399 Stratford Horton John, 30 Aylesbury st. Clerkenwll E C extensive stocks held in London, 2 Alder­ No. 389697, " Antiseptic " Reg. No. 36964!l Dixon Henry & Sons (scratch), 15 Cyrus street, ~J::cdeHove111len R. & Sons Ltd. 89, 91, 93 & 9,5. ruanbury buildings E C-TA" Syntonator, & manufrs. of patent aluminium brushes); Clerkenwell E C City rrl E C & 29, 30, 31, 32 & 33 Berners stW Cent"; T N 11217 Central contractors to H.M. Govt. London brush •§ll[[[tcdcfDukas & Co. 20 Red Lion sq. High 1iOHowesBros.60Tabrnacl.stE C &1020ld stE C • Bennett Thomas & Son,70&71 TurnmillstE C works, 8&9 London place, London fielfls NE; ~"\ ,I Holborn WC. Huntsman William, 42 Upper street N lloulton Alfred J oseph, ii8A, City roarl E C ; est. a century & 11 half-T N 2525 Dalston ~ <Q_,.. Brush& Russon Ernest (merclJant),4A, Ashland place. bronze & aluminium powder & metal leaf dAddis Williu.m & Son, 30 Westgate street, ~ 'fTJ broom Paddington street W Brown & Forth, 17 Farringdon street E C ; Hackney NE J§~Incorporated Association for Promoting importers of llcdeAmor W.
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