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Addressograph

From Graces Guide
1902.
Dec 1921.

Addressograph Ltd., of Shoe Lane, London

of Grange Road, Willesden Green, London, N.W.10

British arm of a US company.

1901 Company founded

1902 British patent with J. S. Duncan "Improvements in and relating to Frames or Holders for Printing-plates for Addressing Machines and the like."

1902 Patent with Joseph Oswald Clement "Improvements in Printing Machines Intended more Particularly for Printing Circulars and Addresses. " Clement was a British subject, resident of London. He assigned the US patent to the Addressograph Co of Chicago.

1909 Exhibited a machine invented by the managing director A. Clement for the Prudential Assurance Co to prepare insurance notices - "the electric assurance addressograph".[1]

1910 Became private company - Addressograph (1910) Ltd

1913 Renamed Addressograph Ltd

1931 Acquired the International Multigraph Company (Britain) Ltd

1932 Name changed to Addressograph-Multigraph Ltd


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Sources of Information

  1. The Times Apr. 3, 1909
  • Companies house filings