Not to be confused with W[illiam] Tylar of Birmingham.
The business became a limited company ('Walter Tyler Ltd') between July 1906 and July 1907 (according to London phone directory entries), and so continued after Walter Tyler's death in 1909, possibly diversifying into companies such as the Tyler Apparatus Co. (Cinematograph Apparatus Manufacturers) and Tyler Film Co. Ltd., both of which continued at least until 1914.
'Walter Tyler Ltd' disappeared from the London phone directories after the 1912 edition.
took over business of Central Oxygen Works, 1896
took over business of Tyler and Stackemann
TYLER, Walter (1850-1909) – owner, 1880s-1900s
London Gazette, no. 28,501 (6 June 1911), p.4297 – court petition for winding-up of Greenwich cinema company in respect of unpaid debts
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 3 January 2022
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