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James Attwell |
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Ginger Beer Shaped
Bottle Made By Powell of Bristol, Possibly Used For Boot Blacking.
Impressed "J. Attwell Aylsham" |
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James Attwell listed as a
boot and shoe maker in Red Lion St. Aylsham in 1875 and in 1883 at
Hungate St. Aylsham by 1890 he had moved to Philadelphia Lane, Norwich. |
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William Bane |
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"W. Bane Druggist Aylsham"
Ginger Beer Bottle With Large Oval J. Bourne Pottery Mark To Rear. |
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William Bane Himself. |
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William Bane
Is listed as a chemist and druggist from 1830 up until 1858 at Red Lion St.
Aylsham. |
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Robert Bullock |
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"R. Bullock Aylsham" Made By
Powell/Price of Bristol. |
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Robert Bullock was located in
the Stone Masons Arms from 1879 until 1890 and then moved to the New Inn
until 1891 |
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John Francis Collin |
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Paper Labeled Medicine
Bottle. |
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Collins Tin |
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Paper Labeled Medicine
Bottle. |
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Paper Labelled Chemist Bottle |
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Advertisment |
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Advertisment |
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John Francis Collin is first listed as a chemist at Red Lion Street
Aylsham in 1929. He continues to be listed beyond 1937. |
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Edward Robert George |
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George Chemist Aylsham
Embossed Chemist Bottle. |
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Edward Robert George is listed as a chemist at Market Place Aylsham from
1875 until 1883. |
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Robert Howes |
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Stoneware Veterinary Bottle Impressed "R Howes V S Aylsham" |
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1834 Advertisement |
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Listed as a veterinary
surgeon in Aylsham from 1836 at Pinfold Street by 1845 he had moved to
Cawston Road and was his last entry. |
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Edwin Nuthall & Nuthall & Mason |
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Pot Lid Printed "Nuthalls Cherry & Areca Nut
Tooth Paste For Cleansing Preserving & Whitening The Teeth. Prepared By
Edwin Nuthall Pharmaceutical Chemist Aylsham And Norwich" |
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Pot Lid Printed "Nuthalls Cherry & Areca Nut
Tooth Paste For Cleansing Preserving & Whitening The Teeth. Prepared By
Nuthall & Mason Pharmaceutical Chemists Aylsham And Norwich" |
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Glass Chemist Bottle Marked "Nuthall & Mason
Norwich & Aylsham" |
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Prescription Envelope |
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London Gazette notice from
1878 |
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Edwin Nuthall is
first listed at Aylsham in 1875 as an Pharmaceutical chemist at Red Lion
Street by 1877 the business was listed as Sutton and Nuthall. 1879 was
back to being Edwin Nuthall on his own until 1888 when he was listed as
Nuthall & Mason up until there last entry in 1892. Edwin Nuthall was
also in business in Norwich. |
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G R Oke |
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Paper Labelled Medicine Bottle |
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Advertisment |
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The only entries i can find for G R
Oke are as a chemist in the market place in 1961 and 1964 |
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Henry Page |
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Tap Jar Flagon Printed "Henry Page Wine & Spirit
Merchant, Aylsham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Printed "Henry Page Wine &
Spirit Merchant, Aylsham" |
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Four 1 Pint Beer Bottles Used
By Henry Page In Different Colours And Styles. All Embossed "Henry Page
Aylsham" The Brown Bottle Is Embossed "Henry Page Ltd Aylsham" |
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Henry Page Billhead Dated
1947. |
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A pair of Trade tokens used
by Henry Page. |
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Advertising Calendar for Henry Page |
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North Norfolk Supply Stores |
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North Norfolk Supply Stores |
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Newspaper Advert |
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Henry Page Shopfront during
the 1st World War. |
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Advertisment |
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William Page was listed as a grocer
& draper from 1850 until 1877 when Henry Page is first listed as a
wholesale grocer and draper and wine and spirit merchants amongst other
things until 1960 when the premises was destroyed by fire. |
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James Barnett Pryke |
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Standard Codd Bottle In 6 & 10oz Size. |
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James Barnett Pryke listed as a grocer and draper at the Millgate Stores
Aylsham in 1890 and 1892 by 1900 he had moved to Loddon. |
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Arthur Wellington Skidmore |
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Stoneware
Ginger Beer Bottle Used by A.
W. Skidmore |
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1 Pint Slipglazed Porter
Bottle Impressed "A.W. Skidmore Aylsham" |
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London Gazette Notice 1851. |
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Arthur Wellington
Skidmore listed in 1839 & 1845 as a glass & china dealer and iron
mongers at Market Place. Last listed in 1850 when he was also declared
Bankrupt. |
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Charles Henry Ward & Son & Ward &
George |
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1 Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "Ward & George
Market Place Aylsham" |
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1 Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "C.H. Ward & Son
Aylsham" |
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1 Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "C.H. Ward & Son
Aylsham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "C.H. Ward & Son
Family Grocers &C Wine Merchants Aylsham" |
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Advert from Charles Ward &
Son |
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London gazette notice from
Stating that the partnership between Ward and George has been dissolved
1911. |
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Newspaper Advert |
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Ward & George Shopfront |
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Advertisment |
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Charles Harvey
Ward is first listed as a grocer & draper at London House Market Place
Aylsham in 1868 his son Robert joined the company in1888 when they are
also listed as a wine and spirit merchant. Robert Harvey Succeeds his
father in 1908 and is joined by Alfred Real George to form "Ward &
George". Robert Ward retires in 1911 and is taken over by William
Boffee but the company continued to trade as "Ward & George" beyond
1932.
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Henry Williamson |
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Ginger Beer Bottle Impressed "H. Williamson
Aylsham" |
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Henry Williamson was first
listed in the "Bull Inn" Aylsham in 1856. He was then listed in1863 as a
green grocer in Red lion street Aylsham and continued to be listed as a
shopkeeper at the same address until 1908. |
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Wright |
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Salt Glazed Flagon Impressed "Wright Aylsham" |
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Newspaper Advert from 1820 |
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Finished trading in 1820 |
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