- E. Chanteloup, Montréal [?-?]
- Advertising paperweight:
top and
side views.
- Dominion Glass Company [1913-?]
- Merger of Burlington Glass Works, Hamilton Glass Works,
Nova Scotia Glass Company of Trenton, Nova Scotia,
Lamont Glass Company, and Diamond Flint Glass Company.
See this insulator-oriented history by Steve Goodell.
- "Dominion Glass Company 1926 catalogue listed the following
industrial items: fire extinguishers, battery jars, lightning rod
balls, fishing floats, stove door plates, headlight lenses, dental
cuspidor bowls, prisms, vault lights, and insulators."
[Canadian Museum of Civilization]
- Luxfer Prism Company of Toronto,
Ontario (?-late 20s-WWII-?) ["1897-1921"?]
- 58 Yonge Street, Toronto [1897]
- 100 King Street West, Toronto
- 98 & 100 King Street West, Toronto
- Builders' Exchange, Toronto [1911], phone M 4615
- Promotional celluloid rules reads "Luxfer Prism Company
(Limited) / LUXFER PRISMS AND ELECTROGLAZING /
OFFICES 98 & 100 KING ST. WEST, TORONTO /
CHURCH AND DOMESTIC ELECTROGLAZED ART GLASS. /
GEOMETRICAL AND QUARRIE WINDOWS IN COPPER AND LEAD. /
BEVELLED WORK, POLISHING, BEADING, ETC. /
DEALERS IN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK
AND GRILLES / MARBLE MOSAIC FLOORING. / ARCHITECTURAL TERRA
COTTA, FACE AND MANTLE PRESSED BRICK / MICA BOILER AND PIPE
COVERING / EXPANDED METAL / AND FIREPROOFING
COMPANY, (LIMITED) /
FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION / LATH ·
FENCING · SCREENS
- Promotional paperweight (Canadian Museum of Civilization [MCC 983.20.3]; What is Glass?)
- Toronto Archives
- National Archives of Canada
- Rod and Gun in Canada,
March 1911 ad
- 1897 Envelope
addressed to J. E. Roy Esq., Halifax, N.S.
- Prismatic Glass Company of Toronto, Ltd.
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