International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

146 dark blue on plan. Grand Avenue Bridge. Class VII. 945 Albion Albumenizing Co., 128 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow; and Verel, F. W., & Co., Cathcart, Glasgow.—Photographic Apparatus and Materials. Specimens of Work done on Verel & Co.’s Dry Plates and Papers. 94S Mason, Geo., & Co., 120 to 124 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.—Chemical Photo- graphic, Electrical, and Optical Apparatus and Appliances, Cameras, Microscopes, etc. (See Advt., page 358.) GRAND AVENUE BRIDGE. 947 Diek, James, 107 West George Street, Glasgow.—Surgical Instruments, Artificial Limbs, Arms, and Hands. Rupture Trusses, Medical Batteries, Body Belts, Fine Cutlery, etc. 948 Scotland, R. Grieve, 209 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.—Artificial Legs, Feet, Arms, Hands, Eyes, Mutilation and Deformity Appliances, Rupture Trusses, Belts, Elastic Hosiery, Crutches, Splints, Steel Surgical Appliances, Poro Plastic Jackets, Hearing and Speaking Horns, Bandages, Plaster Casts, Photos, and Illustrated Advertisement. 949 Lovibond, Joseph W-, Lake House, Salisbury, Wilts.—The “Tintometer,” a Philosophical Apparatus adapted to the following purposes : To measure Colour in Liquids and Solids in Dye Works; the Colour and Turbidity of Water; the Colour of Beer, Wine, Spirits, and Malt; and in all Sanitary and Analytical research; to determine the quantitative estimation of Carbon in Steel and Ammonia; to measure Colour in Mineral, Vegetable, and Animal Oils and Fats; to estimate the Baking Value of Flour; to teach the Laws of Colour in Schools; to demonstrate the Composition of White and Coloured Lights; to measure Colour Blindness and the difference in Colour Appreciation between the two Eyes. Also a new Hæmoglobinometer and Hæmoeytometer. SOUTH-EAST COURTS-1NDUSTRIA!. HALL 950 Thomson, William, Beethoven House, 3, 4, 5, and 7 Govan Road, Glasgow,— American Organs by Story & Clark, E. P. Carpenter Company, Weaver Organ Company, Miller Organ Company, Lakeside Organ Company, Burdett Organ Company, H. W. Alleger & Co., and William Thomson. Pianos by tho following makers:—Wagner, Ralph Allison & Sons, Monington & Weston, Beadle & Langbein, Landon & Steedman, Hulbert & Jones, H. Hicks & Son, Ltd., Burdett, etc. AVENUE BRIDGE. 951 Smith, John, 28 Cockburn Street, Falkirk.—Stringed Instruments, including Violins, Violoncellos, etc. 952 Biggar, Alex., 102 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow.—Selection of Musical Instru- ments, including Violins, Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos, etc. 953 Cyclostyle Company, 79a Graeeehureh Street, London, E C., and 34 Snow Hill, London, E.C.—Automatic Cyclostyle Duplicating Machine and tho Neo-Cyclo- style Duplicating Apparatus, shown in operation. Manufacturers of every Description of BAND INSTRUMENTS. The Most Largest Makers of HIGHEST AWARDS at all LEADING INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS. Successful Contesting Bands in the Brass Band BESSON & CO., Ltd., Instruments “PROTOTYPE” World in the BAND INSTRUMENT MAKERS, use the United 198 Euston Road, LONDON. BESSON “ PROTOTYPE" Instruments. Kingdom. The Scottish Amateur Championship Cup has been Won for the Last Three Years, by a Band equipped with Besson “PROTOTYPE” Instruments.