Catalogue of the British Section.
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NEWTON, GOUGH & COM- | TANY, Manchester. — Leather—English tanned for Boot and Shoe Soles and Inner Soles; English curried for Upper Leathers of Boots and Shoes; English tanned Walrus Hide. ( 2I 5)
(See also Group XIII.)
EVANS, P. & S., & COMPANY, Avonside Tannery , Bristol. —British Army Sole Leather; Engine Backs for Colliery Pumps, &c.; Ordinary Sole Leather; Hippopotamus Leather, and Foreign Bellies.
(216)
SC H LETTER & COMPANY, Birmingham. —Saddler}', Harness, and general Leather Goods ; Saddlers’ Ironmongery and Whips ; Leather Cloth and Floor Cloth; India Rubber Goods. ( 2I 7 )
(See also Gtoup VII. and X.)
BRACE, H., & COMPANY, (Limited), 3, Bridge Street, Walsall. — Leather, Saddlery, Harness; Webs and Woollen Goods for Saddlery ; Whips, Bits, Spurs, Stirrups; Horse and Carriage Brushes. (218)
MIDDLEMORE, W., Holloway Road, Birmingham. —Saddlery, Harness, and Leather Goods; English Hunting Saddle, and Indian Riding Saddle, on patent spring seats ; Australian and South American Saddles; Side Saddles with spring seat; Racing Saddle; Cape of Good Hope Saddle, with patent iron tree; Machine - made Plarness for Europe, the Colonies, &c. ; Travelling necessaries; Ilogskins and Enamelled Hides. ( 2I 9)
(See also Group XIII.)
TANNED LEATHER COMPANY, Armley Works, Greenfield, near Manchester. —Leather prepared for making mill bands, straps, &c., for shoe soles and tops ; Tanned Hides for various purposes for curriers. (220)
ECROYD, W., & SON, TyeSs Gateway, Bermondsey, London. —Morocco Leather for Bookbinding, Furniture Covering, and Coach Fitting. Goat Skins in “ crust ” ready for dyeing. ( 22 0
DREW, John, 33, Regent Street, London. — Trunks and Portmanteaus in solid Leather; Military Camp and Travelling Equipages— an officer’s room fitted up as in England; Patent Squaremouthed “ Bags,” with or without Dressing Case Fittings; Dressing Case Portmanteaus; Patent Railway Companion Table, including card and chess table, luncheon case, writing materials, dressing case fittings, and railway lamp, with space for a hat, the whole not exceeding the size of a square hat box, and will go under the seat of the carriage. (750)
(See also Group VIII.)
CHRISTIE, William, Walsall and London. —Saddles for hunting, park, racing &c.; Colonial Saddles ; Military Saddles , Ladies’ Saddles ; Pads, Pilches, and Chairs for Children ; Saddle Trees, &:c. (321«)
DEED, J. S., & SONS, 451, Oxford Street, London. —Skins, Mats, and Rugs ; Morocco and other Leather. (222)
(See also'Group V.)
CLARK, SON & MORLAND, Glastonbury. — Sheep and Angora Skins dressed and dyed for hearth, door and carriage rugs, Chamois Leather, Leather Leggings, and Wool-lined Slippers. ( 22 3)
BIRNBAUM, B., 21, New Broad Street, Londofi. — India-rubber Clothing— Coats, Capes, Aprons, Rugs, Leggings; Waterproof Cloth of all descriptions. (225)
INDIA RUBBER, GUTTA PERCHA, & TELEGRAPH WORKS, COMPANY, (Limited), Silvertoivn, Essex, and 100, Camion Street, London. —India Rubber and Gutta Percha Manufactures; Submarine and Torpedo Telegraph Cable ; Insulated Telegraph Wires. (775)
(See also Group XIV.)
LEATHER CLOTH COMPANY, 4, Cannon Street,London. —Crockett’s Leather Cloth—Muslins, Drills, Ducks, Moleskins ; double japanned and printed Table Covers.