International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

70 dark bhie on plan. Transverse Avenue. Class II. 97 Chambers, W. & R.> Ltd., 339 High Street, Edinburgh.—Chambers’s Eneyclo- pædia, Chambers’s Journal, Life of Burns, Educational Books, Dictionaries, etc. 98 MaeLehOSe, James, & Sons, 61 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow—Bookbinding, in its various stages, and Printing. Books printed or published by Messrs. MacLehose, with Engravings, etc. 99 Bayley & Ferguson, Music Publishers. 54 Queen Street, Glasgow, and 14 Paternoster Row, London. —.Sacred and Secular Musical Publications, Scholastic and Choral Music Books, etc. 100 L. E. Waterman Company (New York) Fountain Pens. 101 Hardtmuth, L. & C., 12 Golden Lane, London, E.C.—Pencils and Drawing Materials. 102 Bryee. David, & Son, 133 West Campbell Street, Glasgow.—Miniature Books and Books in Tartan Binding. 103 Leng, John, & Co., Bank Street, Dundee, and 72 Queen Street, Glasgow.— Publications, Printing, and Lithographic Exhibits. 104 Mitchell, Wm., Cumberland Street, Birmingham ; 44 Cannon Street, London; and Paris.—Steel and Metal Pens, Pen and Slate-Pencil Holders, etc. Gold Medal, Paris, 1900, (See Advt., page 363.) 105 Watson, Chas. P., 33 Gordon Street, Glasgow.—Official Publisher and Sole Advertising Contractor to the Glasgow International Exhibition, 1901. All the official Publications sold at this stall; also the Leading Newspapers, Magazines, etc. 106 Annan, T. & R., & Sons, 230 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow.—Copper Plate Printing Press in Operation. Engraved Photo-Gravure, Copper Plates and Prints, etc. Specimens of Autotype, Reproductions of Paintings, etc. (See Advt., page 32.) 107 Morison Brothers, 52 Renfield Street, Glasgow.—Publications, Illustrated Post Cards, General Stationery, Fountain and Stylo Pens, Drawing and Surveying Instruments, Tracery Paper, Tracing Cloth, and General Drawing Materials. (See Advt., page 36.) 108 Johnston, W. & A. K., Ltd., Edina Works, Edinburgh; 55 West Regent Street, Glasgow ; and 5 White Hart Street, London.—Maps, Diagrams, Atlases, Globes, and Specimens of Commercial Engraving, Lithographic and Letterpress Printing, etc. 109 Wilson, Walker & Co., Ltd., Sheepsear Works, Leeds.—Leather, Coloured for Bookbinding. Purses, Cases and Bags, Kid, Russia and Pure Chrome Dressed Calf, Chamois, Glue, etc. —-----------.-.- S. SMITH & SON, Ltd., 9 Strand, LONDON, W.C. WATCHMAKERS AND MARINE CHRONOMETER MAKERS to the British Admiralty and Indian Govern- ments. Prize Medals and Diplomas, Paris Ex- hibition, 1900, for excellence of work, and London, 1332, for Non-Magnetizable Watches. Makers of the “Strand” Watches with Patent Dust-proof Cap, holders of the highest records at Kcw and Greenwich Observatories. Makers of the New English Bevolving Escapement Split Seconds and Ordinary Chronographs, Clock Watches, Minute Repeaters. Patentees of the New Altitude Wattfh. Makers of the Royal Geographical Societies’ Explorers’ Watches, and the Waterproof Watches for the Antarctic Expedition, 1901. Makers of the Watches given by LORD ROBERTS to his Indian Orderlies. Turret Clock makers. English Chiming Clocks on tubes. Non-Ma.g-netiza.ble Clocks Authors of the “Best work on Watches," a copy of which can bg obtained at our Exhibit, or will be sent post free on application. St a. nd No. 206.