21, Gervis Arcade, Bournemouth
O.C. Mootham - Bournemouth - 1878
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O.C. MOOTHAM
21, Gervis Arcade, Bournemouth
O.C. Mootham - Bournemouth - 1878
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21, Gervis Arcade, Bournemouth
O.C. Mootham - Bournemouth - 1878
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RAINSHINE UMBRELLA Co.
Kansas City
The Rainshine Umbrella Co, Kansas City, Mo., has been incorporated to manufacture umbrellas. Capitol $30,000. Incorporators, Frank W. Rotzell, Robert H. De Wesse, and J.B. Pfautz.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - July 1903
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Kansas City
The Rainshine Umbrella Co, Kansas City, Mo., has been incorporated to manufacture umbrellas. Capitol $30,000. Incorporators, Frank W. Rotzell, Robert H. De Wesse, and J.B. Pfautz.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - July 1903
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JOSEPH CARVER
84, Ablewell Street, Walsall
Joseph Carver - Walsall - 1879
Joseph Carver - Walsall - 1905
Established 1776
Liquidation by Arrangement
FIRST MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
Friday, March 10, 1871
Carver, Joseph & Francis Carver, Walsall, Stafford, Whip Thong Manufacturers. March 22 at 12, at the Queen's Hotel, Birm. Griffin, Birm.
Source: The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter - 18th March 1871
AWARDS IN THE SADDLERY DEPARTMENT OF THE NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION
Joseph Carver, Walsall, Eng.—Best display of whips, medal of first class.
Source: Saddlers, Harness Makers, Carriage Builders' Gazette - 1st July 1885
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84, Ablewell Street, Walsall
Joseph Carver - Walsall - 1879
Joseph Carver - Walsall - 1905
Established 1776
Liquidation by Arrangement
FIRST MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
Friday, March 10, 1871
Carver, Joseph & Francis Carver, Walsall, Stafford, Whip Thong Manufacturers. March 22 at 12, at the Queen's Hotel, Birm. Griffin, Birm.
Source: The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter - 18th March 1871
AWARDS IN THE SADDLERY DEPARTMENT OF THE NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION
Joseph Carver, Walsall, Eng.—Best display of whips, medal of first class.
Source: Saddlers, Harness Makers, Carriage Builders' Gazette - 1st July 1885
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HAMILTON WHIP COMPANY
Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton Whip Co. - Hamilton, Ontario - 1902
Hamilton Whip Co. - Hamilton, Ontario - 1913
Hamilton Whip Comp'y - Hamilton, Ontario - 1914
Hamilton Whip Comp'y - Hamilton, Ontario - 1915
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Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton Whip Co. - Hamilton, Ontario - 1902
Hamilton Whip Co. - Hamilton, Ontario - 1913
Hamilton Whip Comp'y - Hamilton, Ontario - 1914
Hamilton Whip Comp'y - Hamilton, Ontario - 1915
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CHARLES MILLINGEN
47, Strand, London
Charles Millingen - London - 1888
LIST OF DESIGNS FOR ARTICLES OF UTILITY REGISTERED UNDER 6 AND 7 VIC, CAP. 65
November 25, 1844 - Charles Millingen, 15, White Lion-street, Norton Folgate - Parasol.
Source: The Mechanics Magazine - 30th November 1844
BANKRUPTS
TOWN AND COUNTRY FIATS
HOWE John Aplin, of the city of Bristol, umbrella and parasol manufacturer.—Official assignee, Hutton. Fiat, June 17. Pet. Cr. Charles Millingen, of Spital-square, umbrella-manufacturer.
Source: The Law Journal - 1846
BANKRUPTS
CHARLES MILLINGEN, Fore-street, City, umbrella manufacturer, April 26 at 11, and May 17 at half-past 11, London: Off. Ass. Pennell ; Sol. Wickens, 4, Tokenhouseyard, Bank—Pet. f. April 7.
Source: The Jurist - 17th April 1858
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47, Strand, London
Charles Millingen - London - 1888
LIST OF DESIGNS FOR ARTICLES OF UTILITY REGISTERED UNDER 6 AND 7 VIC, CAP. 65
November 25, 1844 - Charles Millingen, 15, White Lion-street, Norton Folgate - Parasol.
Source: The Mechanics Magazine - 30th November 1844
BANKRUPTS
TOWN AND COUNTRY FIATS
HOWE John Aplin, of the city of Bristol, umbrella and parasol manufacturer.—Official assignee, Hutton. Fiat, June 17. Pet. Cr. Charles Millingen, of Spital-square, umbrella-manufacturer.
Source: The Law Journal - 1846
BANKRUPTS
CHARLES MILLINGEN, Fore-street, City, umbrella manufacturer, April 26 at 11, and May 17 at half-past 11, London: Off. Ass. Pennell ; Sol. Wickens, 4, Tokenhouseyard, Bank—Pet. f. April 7.
Source: The Jurist - 17th April 1858
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CHRISTIANIA PARAPLY- & PARASOL-FABRIK
29, Kongens Gade, Christiania
Christiania Paraply- & Parasol-Fabrik - Christiania - 1893
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29, Kongens Gade, Christiania
Christiania Paraply- & Parasol-Fabrik - Christiania - 1893
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I.H. WEINBERG & Co.
39, White Street, New York
I.H. Weinberg & Co. - New York - 1907
I. H. Weinberg & Co., are ready for the fall season with three popular brands of umbrellas the “Armor”, the “Anchor” and the "Anvil" a trio of good values that buyers will appreciate. The "Armor" is the original brand brought out by this firm about two years ago and is made from the same high grade cloth used at that time and now controlled exclusively by them, thus insuring a standard of quality which is an important factor with buyers who aim to offer dependable goods. Among the novelties this firm is offering a practical handle innovation designed to hold the cover when not in use on the umbrella. The handle is hollow and the cover is neatly tucked away in this space out of sight and always ready when wanted. The novelty is offered in two styles, gun metal and horn for both ladies' and men’s umbrellas.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - August 1907
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39, White Street, New York
I.H. Weinberg & Co. - New York - 1907
I. H. Weinberg & Co., are ready for the fall season with three popular brands of umbrellas the “Armor”, the “Anchor” and the "Anvil" a trio of good values that buyers will appreciate. The "Armor" is the original brand brought out by this firm about two years ago and is made from the same high grade cloth used at that time and now controlled exclusively by them, thus insuring a standard of quality which is an important factor with buyers who aim to offer dependable goods. Among the novelties this firm is offering a practical handle innovation designed to hold the cover when not in use on the umbrella. The handle is hollow and the cover is neatly tucked away in this space out of sight and always ready when wanted. The novelty is offered in two styles, gun metal and horn for both ladies' and men’s umbrellas.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - August 1907
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EDWARD JORDAN
136-138, Thompson Street, New York
Edward Jordan - New York - 1908
Edward Jordan - New York - 1908
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136-138, Thompson Street, New York
Edward Jordan - New York - 1908
Edward Jordan - New York - 1908
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GEBRÜDER ALVES
Linienstrasse 126, Berlin
Gebrüder Alves - Berlin - 1907
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Linienstrasse 126, Berlin
Gebrüder Alves - Berlin - 1907
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F.E. WIRTH & SOHN
Merseburg, Germany
F.E. Wirth & Sohn - Merseburg - 1905
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Merseburg, Germany
F.E. Wirth & Sohn - Merseburg - 1905
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THE A. SINGER SILVERSMITH Co.
177-179, Grand Street, New York
The A. Singer Silversmith Co. (Inc.) - New York - 1908
The A. Singer Silversmith Co. (Inc.) - New York - 1911
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177-179, Grand Street, New York
The A. Singer Silversmith Co. (Inc.) - New York - 1908
The A. Singer Silversmith Co. (Inc.) - New York - 1911
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JAMES BOYCE & SON
38½, Cross Street, Hill Street, and 25-26, Alcester Street, Birmingham, and 12, New Road, Whitechapel Road, London
James Boyce & Son - Birmingham - 1862
Noted at 26, Alcester Street, Birmingham in 1835.
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38½, Cross Street, Hill Street, and 25-26, Alcester Street, Birmingham, and 12, New Road, Whitechapel Road, London
James Boyce & Son - Birmingham - 1862
Noted at 26, Alcester Street, Birmingham in 1835.
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SIMON ACKERSON
10, East Fifteenth Street, New York and Kobe, Japan
Simon Ackerson - New York - 1922
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10, East Fifteenth Street, New York and Kobe, Japan
Simon Ackerson - New York - 1922
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GEORGE H. BUCHHEIMER
1000-2-4, Rutland Avenue, Baltimore
Geo. H. Buchheimer - Baltimore - 1919
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1000-2-4, Rutland Avenue, Baltimore
Geo. H. Buchheimer - Baltimore - 1919
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HENRY C. OVERIN
111, West 37th Street, later, 65-67, West Broadway, New York
Henry C. Overin - New York - 1910
Henry C. Overin - New York - 1919
Established in 1824.
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111, West 37th Street, later, 65-67, West Broadway, New York
Henry C. Overin - New York - 1910
Henry C. Overin - New York - 1919
Established in 1824.
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THE OVERTOP COMPANY
New York
The Overtop Co. - New York - 1919
The Overtop Company - New York - 1919
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New York
The Overtop Co. - New York - 1919
The Overtop Company - New York - 1919
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UTILITY UMBRELLA CORPORATION
Mount Vernon, New York
Utility Umbrella Corporation of Mount Vernon, N. Y., has been incorporated to manufacture umbrellas and raincoats. Capital, $500. Incorporators are: Elwood B. Hauser, Mountain Lakes. N.J.; Joseph A. Salmon, Belleville, N.J., and A. E. Heinrich. 506 East Fifth street, Brooklyn.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - June 1922
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Mount Vernon, New York
Utility Umbrella Corporation of Mount Vernon, N. Y., has been incorporated to manufacture umbrellas and raincoats. Capital, $500. Incorporators are: Elwood B. Hauser, Mountain Lakes. N.J.; Joseph A. Salmon, Belleville, N.J., and A. E. Heinrich. 506 East Fifth street, Brooklyn.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - June 1922
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DOST & BRANDT
265, West Broadway, New York
Dost & Brandt - New York - 1911
Dost & Brandt will show their new line of imported handle novelties for spring, 1909, about September 1. Of special interest is the large collection of carved wood and vegetable ivory handles for parasols. The showing is the finest ever brought over and embraces numerous fine specimens of carving and artistic coloring. Birds, cats, dogs, chickens, elephants, in fact almost every variety of animals that can be adapted to umbrella handles are shown all artistically colored in natural tints, giving a realistic representation of the animal depicted. It is a wonderful showing and makers desirous of securing attractive novelties for the coming season should not fail to inspect the sample line now on exhibition.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - September 1908
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265, West Broadway, New York
Dost & Brandt - New York - 1911
Dost & Brandt will show their new line of imported handle novelties for spring, 1909, about September 1. Of special interest is the large collection of carved wood and vegetable ivory handles for parasols. The showing is the finest ever brought over and embraces numerous fine specimens of carving and artistic coloring. Birds, cats, dogs, chickens, elephants, in fact almost every variety of animals that can be adapted to umbrella handles are shown all artistically colored in natural tints, giving a realistic representation of the animal depicted. It is a wonderful showing and makers desirous of securing attractive novelties for the coming season should not fail to inspect the sample line now on exhibition.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - September 1908
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FRETZ, GROSS & Co.
1015, Diamond Street, Philadelphia
Fretz, Gross & Co. - Philadelphia - 1908
Samuel S. Fretz, Jr, and Isaiah W. Gross, trading as Fretz, Gross & Co., have leased from the Receivers of the S.S. Fretz Mfg. Co., the Umbrella Hardware Department and the Umbrella Manufacturing Department for the purpose of paying Creditors in full and saving the valuable Automatic Machinery in the Umbrellal Hardware Department and our 10-acre Factory Real Estate for the Stockholders of the S.S. Fretz Mfg. Co., and this means we must sell daily 8,000 "Foldwell" Umbrella Frames (Penny Rental per frame). and 4,000 complete "Foldwell" Umbrellas.
Fretz, Gross & Co. Begin Business
At last a definite and authoritative announcement is made for the future of umbrella interests at Tenth and Diamond streets. The new concern is Fretz, Gross & Co., composed of S.S. Fretz, Jr., and Isaiah W. Gross. They have started the manufacture of umbrellas in a part of the second floor of the old building, the business address being 1015 Diamond street. The firm has also leased temporarily the rib plant and expects to demonstrate that it can be operated profitably and produce larger returns for creditors if continued by the old management. The temporary lease is made on the basis of $2,000 a month rental, a rate which, if continued, would produce a satisfactory revenue and undoubtedly secure greater returns for creditors than if sold outright for $50,000. The sale has not been ordered by the court and Mr. Fretz hopes to save the plant.
Mr. Fretz, Sr., will, of course, be connected with the new enterprise in an advisory capacity and by the aid of his son and Mr. Gross hopes to change the “Waterloo” into success. History repeats and also reverses itself. The Umbrella Napoleon, by his determination and persistency, proposes to turn defeat into victory, and if the qualities for which he is noted count for anything in the new start, he ought to win out.
The firm is offering some attractive umbrella values and buyers are requested to ask for the twelve "Monthly Foldwells,” from January to December, names on ties, as dependable Philadelphia made umbrellas.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - September 1908
Fretz, Gross & Co., 1015 Diamond St., Philadelphia, Pa., manufacturers of umbrella hardware, have acquired property at 26th St. and Sedgley Ave. in that city and will erect a new plant on it. A one story, concrete factory will be built. Umbrella tubing and hardware will be made.
Source: The Brass World and Platers' Guide - May 1911
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1015, Diamond Street, Philadelphia
Fretz, Gross & Co. - Philadelphia - 1908
Samuel S. Fretz, Jr, and Isaiah W. Gross, trading as Fretz, Gross & Co., have leased from the Receivers of the S.S. Fretz Mfg. Co., the Umbrella Hardware Department and the Umbrella Manufacturing Department for the purpose of paying Creditors in full and saving the valuable Automatic Machinery in the Umbrellal Hardware Department and our 10-acre Factory Real Estate for the Stockholders of the S.S. Fretz Mfg. Co., and this means we must sell daily 8,000 "Foldwell" Umbrella Frames (Penny Rental per frame). and 4,000 complete "Foldwell" Umbrellas.
Fretz, Gross & Co. Begin Business
At last a definite and authoritative announcement is made for the future of umbrella interests at Tenth and Diamond streets. The new concern is Fretz, Gross & Co., composed of S.S. Fretz, Jr., and Isaiah W. Gross. They have started the manufacture of umbrellas in a part of the second floor of the old building, the business address being 1015 Diamond street. The firm has also leased temporarily the rib plant and expects to demonstrate that it can be operated profitably and produce larger returns for creditors if continued by the old management. The temporary lease is made on the basis of $2,000 a month rental, a rate which, if continued, would produce a satisfactory revenue and undoubtedly secure greater returns for creditors than if sold outright for $50,000. The sale has not been ordered by the court and Mr. Fretz hopes to save the plant.
Mr. Fretz, Sr., will, of course, be connected with the new enterprise in an advisory capacity and by the aid of his son and Mr. Gross hopes to change the “Waterloo” into success. History repeats and also reverses itself. The Umbrella Napoleon, by his determination and persistency, proposes to turn defeat into victory, and if the qualities for which he is noted count for anything in the new start, he ought to win out.
The firm is offering some attractive umbrella values and buyers are requested to ask for the twelve "Monthly Foldwells,” from January to December, names on ties, as dependable Philadelphia made umbrellas.
Source: Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas - September 1908
Fretz, Gross & Co., 1015 Diamond St., Philadelphia, Pa., manufacturers of umbrella hardware, have acquired property at 26th St. and Sedgley Ave. in that city and will erect a new plant on it. A one story, concrete factory will be built. Umbrella tubing and hardware will be made.
Source: The Brass World and Platers' Guide - May 1911
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W. & W.H. RICHARDSON
Third Street, later, 105, Market Street, Philadelphia
W. & W.H. Richardson - Philadelphia - 1845
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Third Street, later, 105, Market Street, Philadelphia
W. & W.H. Richardson - Philadelphia - 1845
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