International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

78 dark blue on plan. Main Avenue. Class II. 197 White, John & James, Shawfield, Chemical Works, Rutherglen, and 7 West George Street, Glasgow.—Bichromate of Potash and Bichromate of Soda in various forms. Articles used in the manufacture and bye-products. Also several Chrome Compounds, e.g., Oxide of Chromium, Chromates of Soda, Potash, Ammonia, Magnesia, Barium, Strontium, Calcium, etc., Bichromates of Soda, Potash, Ammonia, Magnesia, Calcium, etc,, Trichromates of Soda, Potash, Ammonia, etc., Chromic Acid, Chloride of Chromium, Sesquicliloride of Chromium, Chrome Alum, Chloroehromate of Potash, etc. (See Advt., page 324.) 198 Ogston & Tennant, Ltd., Aberdeen and Glasgow.—Household, Toilet, and Soft Soaps, Paraffin and Composite Candles for home and export trade. 199 Anglo Italian Tale and Plumbago Mines Co., Ltd., 26 Old Hall street, Liverpool.—French Chalk or Soap Stone, ground and in lump, otherwise known as Tale. Graphite or Blacklead, ground and in lumps, scientifically known aa Plumbago. 200 Broxburn Oil Co., Ltd., 28 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow.—Shale Oils and other products. Naphtha and Burning Oils, Lubricating, Bloomless, and Gas Oils, Paraffin Wax, semi-refined and refined, Candles and Night Lights. GRAND AVENUE. 201 The Burmah Oil Company, Ltd , 45 Renfield Street, Glasgow, and Rangoon.— Burmese Mineral Oil in its Crude State, and its products. Ornate Burmese Teak Stand. TRANSVERSE AVENUE. 202 Walker & Hall, Howard Street, Sheffield, and 8 Gordon Street, Glasgow.— Silver, Cutlery, and Electro plate. The Original Apparatus used by Mr. George Walker to originate the electro-plating of useful articles. 203 Elkington & Co., Ltd., 84 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow, and Newhall Street, Birmingham, also at London, Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle-on-Tyne,— Silver, Electro plate, Jewellery, Works of Art in Metal, etc. MAIN AVENUE. 204 Edward & Sons, The Jewellers’ and Silversmiths’ Company, 92 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.—Diamonds, Pearls, and all Precious Stones, Jewellery, Solid Silver’Plate, and Silverware. Highest Class Watches and Clocks. Indian Jewellery and Silver, Japanese Enamels, Ivories, Bronzes, Gold Damascene and Lacquer, Curios, etc. 205 Osler, F. & C., Broad Street, Birmingham, and 100 Oxford Street, London.— Electric Fittings in every variety of style and finish. Crystal Glass, Ornamental and Domestic China, etc. 206 Association of Diamond Merchants, Jewellers, and Silversmiths, Ltd., 6 Grand Hotel Buildings, Trafalgar Square, London, W.C.—Prize Medals and Diplomas, Paris Exhibition, 1900. All kinds of Precious Stones mounted and unmounted, Superb Collection of Pearls. Very fine Specimens of the Silver- smith’s Art. English Grandfather and Bracket Quarter-Chiming Clocks. (See Advt. below.) THE ASSOCIATION OF DIAMOND MERCHANTS Jewellers and Silversmiths, Ltd., reXXi778' 'Ruspol, London, 6 Grand Hotel Buildings, Trafalgar Square, LONDON, W.C. Prize Medals and Diplomas, Paris Exhibition, 1900. Pioneers of the System of selling all Precious Stones by weight at Merchants’ Prices. 1 “——— Gauge of alt Ä £ri" illustrated Catalogue (over 4,000 Illustrations) ol Jewellery, Silver Diamlnd, «ppiiqatio»‘ and Electro Plate, Post Free« appi/oati»*.