International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

354 A dvertisements. John Robertson, Coach builder, GLASGOW, Has at present a large and varied stock of Highest Gracie Carriages for Sale at his Show-Rooms, as well as at Exhibition Stand, No. 812. All finished in best style and workmanship. “Your new Registered Diamond. St. Mungo Brougham is a perfect gem—a work of art.”— Extract from Testimonials. THE GOLD MEDAL AESTHETIC BROUGHAMS ARE STILL PRE-EMINENT. THE GOLD MEDAL AESTHETIC LANDAU and SINGLE AND DOUBLE VICTORIAS on C Springs ARE STILL THE FAVOURITES. ROBERTSON’S IMPERIAL SOCIABLE—New Design—The Ladies’ Delight. GREAT VARIETY OF LIGHT TRAPS. Inspection Invited. — IO FIRST-CLASS MEDALS AWARDED. First in all Competitions in RICHEST CR/\DE WORK for Thirty Years. Awarded First Medal at Highland and Agricul- tural Society Show in 1869. ana the Gold Medal at the International Exhibition, Edinburgh, lb86, for “good stjle, careful construction, and high finish.” Note.—Beat all competitors at the Edinburgh International Exhibition, and awarded the highest honour-the only Gold Medal. ENAMEL LEATHER. JOHN CAMERON & SONS, Edinburgh, Show fine grain Enamel Leather, fitted to heads of Side Light Landau, and Robertson’s Imperial Sociable—New Design, at STAND No. 812. COLOURS AND VARNISHES. AH my Carriages are got up and finished throughout with Colours and Varnishes manufactured by the best English and American Firms, see STAND No. 812. Corporation Caps pass Show-Rooms every few minutes. CARRIAGES LET on HIRE with OPTION of PURCHASE, and Sold on the Three Years’ System. SHOW-ROOMS: 412 to 428 St Vincent Street, GLASGOW. Exhibition Stand No. 812. EntabliKhed 1H57.