Sticks, Whips, Canes, Parasols, and Umbrellas

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G.L. DARBY

55, Oxford Street, Manchester



G.L. Darby - Manchester - 1875

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J.B. YOUNG

Glasgow House, 14, North Street, Belfast



J.B. Young - Belfast - 1852

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A Listing of Umbrella makers Working in Belfast in 1852:


UMBRELLA MAKERS

Boyd, James, 21 North-street
Davis, Eliza, 96 High-street
Kennedy, John, & Co., 25 Ann St.
Leathem, Edward, 144 North Street
Todd, F., 37 Donegall Street

Source: The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1852

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E. CLARK

18, High Street, Southampton



Clark - Southampton - 1843

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DUNLAP & Co.

Chicago, Philadelphia and New York






Dunlap & Co. - Chicago, Philadelphia and New York - 1889


Dunlap & Co. - Chicago, Philadelphia and New York - 1896


Dunlap & Co. - Chicago, Philadelphia and New York - 1911

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LOWY & FUCHS

Kaiserstrasse 76, Wien


Detail from the Imperial-Royal Austrian Exhibition held at Earl's Court, London in 1906:



257 (Ducal Hall.) LOWY & FUCHS.

Stockfabrikanten. (Stick Makers.)
Vienna, VII. Kaiserstrasse 76.
Cherrywood Growers, Stick Makers, Furnishers of all kinds of Natural Handles, Umbrella and Walking Sticks and Canes. Nickel and Silver Mounters. Shipping samples with discount.

Source: Imperial-Royal Austrian Exhibition : 1906 - 1906

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C.S. CADMAN

18, Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, London



C.S. Cadman - London - 1862

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THE HORSE WHIP Co.

Westfield, Massachusetts



The Horse Whip Co. - Westfield, Mass. - 1905


The Horse Whip Co. - Westfield, Mass. - 1905


The Horse Whip Co. - Westfield, Mass. - 1908


The Horse Whip Co. - Westfield, Mass. - 1911


Trade names used include: 'ZEBUAZO' - 'AMERICUS' - 'GOLDEN EAGLE' - 'HERCULES' - 'PINNACLE' - 'ECLIPSE'

A name often gives an article merit, an individuality that not only commands attention but causes people to remember. That has been the experience of the "Zebu Azo" brand of whip manufactured by the Horse Whip CO., of Westfield, Mass. "Zebu Azo" represents the leading brand of whip manufactured by this house, a line they hold up to the trade and say is the best whip on the market. "Zebu Azo" refers to that most important part of a good whip—the center. This center is a rawhide scientifically treated, resulting in a perfect substitute for whalebone. For wearing qualities they say the "Zebu Azo" is the best whip made.

Source: Harness - June 1908

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JOHN B. COOK

1184, Broadway and 16, Union Block, Saratoga, New York



John B. Cook - New York - 1871

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VIGIER

Hoofdsteeg 10, Rotterdam



Vigier - Rotterdam - 1883

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DITTA ANTONIO PASTORE

Via Carlo Felice 72, Genova



Ditta Antonio Pastore - Genova - 1905

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ROSE BROTHERS & COMPANY

14, East King Street, later, East Fulton Street and 221-223, East Chestnut Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania


LANCASTER, Pa.

There is a very large business here in making umbrellas. Rose Bros., and Follmer, Clogg and Company, each make about 10,000 a day. The handle tips make quite an industry, being made of brass, gold, bronze, silver, pearl and wood. The Rose Bros. Company, who manufacture umbrellas, will also branch out in the line of making metal lamp shades.

Source: The Metal Industry - September 1913


Established in 1882 by Jane Rose and her son, David Rose, who were later joined by James Rose and Herbert W. Hartman and the business styled Rose Brothers & Hartman. In 1892 it entered into a short-lived merger of several umbrella manufacturers, including Follmer Clogg & Co, styled 'The Umbrella Company' but this proved unprofitable and the companies soon reverted to their former status in 1894 and the business now styled as Rose Brothers & Company. Production of umbrellas is thought to have ceased in 1930.

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HENRY HOLLAND

Darwin Street, Birmingham



Henry Holland - Birmingham - 1850

PERLEVIS

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WADDINGTON & SONS

1, Coleman Street, London



Waddington & Sons - London - 1851


Waddington & Son - London - 1852

HOLLAND's PATENT PERLEVIS
ETUI-BIS-UTILE
PITTAR'S PATENT POCKET UMBRELLA
SANGSTER'S PATENT ALPACA

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SIMON HEITER & Co.

86, Leonard Street, Philadelphia



Simon Heiter & Co. - Philadelphia - 1865

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HEARDER & SON

195, Union Street, Plymouth



Hearder and Son - Plymouth - 1879

'TRUSTWORTHY'

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J.M. DOUBLEDAY

49, Murray Street, New York



J.M. Doubleday - New York - 1865

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JAMES H. MILLIKIN & SONS

20, Light Street, Baltimore



Millikin Jas. H. & Sons - Baltimore - 1887

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WALTER ADAMS

11, Upper Priory, Birmingham



Walter Adams - Birmingham - 1850

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JAMES GRISSOM

Market Street, St. Louis



James Grissom - St. Louis - 1850

St. Louis Umbrella and Parasol Manufactory

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