International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

54 Complimentary List. Entwisle & Kenyon, Ltd., Accrington, Lancashire.—“Ewbank” Carpet Sweeperg in use throughout the Exhibition. Gardner, A., & Son, 36 Jamaica Street, Glasgow.—Linoleum, Mats, Carpets, Easy Chairs, Small Chairs, Tables, Hall Furniture, etc., for Exhibitors’ Club, and part of the Furniture and Mirrors for Girls’ Club. Guthrie, J. & W., & Andrew Wells, Ltd., 237 West George Street, Glasgow.— Stained Glass. In Corridor leading to Art Galleries off Main Avenue, five windows—Centre window (“The Coming of St. Mungo,” 580), left window (“ Henry VIII. and Queen Elizabeth ”), right window (“ Mary Queen of Scots and King Edward VI. ”), two outer windows, replicas of old heraldic work. Stained and Leaded Glass in 7-light window in North Pavilion in Arts and Crafts Section; three Centre Lights, replicas of old glass and pictures after Van der Goes and Botticelli; and four Outer Lights of ornamental glass. “ Holophane,” Ltd., Wardrobe Chambers, 146a Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C.—Holophane Patent Light Diffusing Globes fitted to Bracket and Pendant Lights in the Concert and Industrial Halls. Folding Gate Company, Ltd.—93 Couper Street, Glasgow.—Five Double Leafed Collapsible Gates for Sandyford Street, Gray Street, and Dumbarton Road exits. Keith, James, & Blackman Co., Ltd., 162 Hope Street, Glasgow.—Electric Ventilating Fans in Restaurants. Lewis & Co., Ltd., 3 Lothbury, London, E.C.—Grand Concert Organ. (See No. 1004.) Luke, F. R. & C. H. & Co., 261 West George Street, Glasgow.—Unfading Green Slates on Ladies’ Lavatory in Grounds. (See Advt., page 361.) Shanks & Co., Ltd. (Barrhead), 26 West Nile Street, Glasgow.—Lavatories and Sanitary Fittings throughout the Exhibition and Grounds: also Lavatories in tha Royal Reception Rooms. (See Advt., page 68.) The Shannon, Ltd., 95 Bath Street, Glasgow.—Shannon Letter and Document Filing Cabinets. Staffordshire Tileries Co., 147 Bath Street, Glasgow.—Marble Floor and Tiled Walls at Entrance of Grand Concert Hall. Tile and Marmor Work at Model Farm and Dairy. (See Advt., page 362.) Stewart, Arch., & Co., 42 and 48 Union Street, Glasgow.—Furnituro in Press Pavilion and Engineer’s Office. Tyneeastle Canvas Co., Albert Works, Tynecastlo, Edinburgh.—“Tynecastle” Canvas and Vellum Decoration at Entrance to the Fine Art Galleries from the Grand Avenue. Williams Typewiter Company for Europe, 104 Newgate street, London, E.C., and 49 Bothwell Street, Glasgow. —One No. 4 Williams Typewriter for use in Engineer’s Department. Wilson, John C., & CO., Ltd., Gorbals Brass and Bell Foundry, 99 Portugal Street, Glasgow.—Bell with Bell Mountings. Wylie & Lochhead, Ltd., 45 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.—Royal Reception Rooms. (See Advt., page 224.) Yost Typewriter Co., Ltd.—Linotype Typewriter in Press Pavilion. (Seo Advt., page 42.) IN THE GARDENS AND OUTSIDE. Alberts & Co., G. J. , Boskoop, Holland.—Collection of Hollies and Azaleas in East Gardens. Austin & M‘Aslan, Nurserymen and Seedsmen, 89 Mitchell Street, and Cathcart Nurseries, Glasgow.—Collection of Ornamental Conifers and Deciduous Trees and Shrubs, also Béds of Flowers around Fountain in North Gardens. Grass Seeds for Lawns and Terraces in Grounds East of Centre of Art Galleries. Concentrated Artificial Manure for Lawns.