Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Esslemont and Macintosh

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of 20 to 24, Union Street, and 1 to 17, Broad Street, Aberdeen.

Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Warehousemen

Established in 1871 by Peter Esslemont (d. 1894) and William Macintosh ( d. 1913).

1914 Present Principals: George Birnie Esslemont, J.P., M.P., James Esslemont, J.P. Premises: Claim to have the most extensive Warehouses in the North of Scotland. Large Wholesale Department and Retail Department, equipped with up-to-date appliances. Staff: About 400. Specialities: General Drapery; the manufacture of Hosiery and Underclothing. Large Wholesale Department. Supply every description of General Drapery and Outfitting in the Retail Department.

1919 Esslemont and Macintosh Limited was incorporated as a private company, with capital of £75,000.[1]

1940 A subsidiary, Esslemont and Macintosh (Retailers) Limited, was incorporated as a private company with capital of £5,000, to acquire and carry on the retail and general draper's and merchant's business and tearoom and restaurant.[2]

2006 Liquidators were appointed by the company, which by this time had changed its name to RHB Investments Limited.[3]

Records of the company were subsequently deposited in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire Archives.[4]

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