Fenner and Appleton
of London, manufacturing stationers
1906 Ernest Stephen Mummery left the Partnership with Walter Pewtress Appleton, William Yale Mummery and William John South, carrying on business as Wholesale Manufacturing Stationers and Envelope and Account Book Manufacturers, at 77, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, in the county of London, under the style or firm of " FENNER, APPLETON, AND CO.". All debts would be received and paid by the continuing partners[1]
The largest envelope maker in Scotland, Alexander Pirie and Sons, merged with the largest in England, Fenner and Appleton of London, forming Pirie, Appleton and Co
1930 The company was wound up voluntarily[2]