York & Son, England
in stock of J. Brandon Medland, 1889
in stock of Riley Brothers, 1889-1914 (item ref. 211)
in stock of UK Band of Hope Union, 1891
in stock of E.G. Wood, 1894 (item ref. 1383)
in stock of Wrench & Son, 1898
in stock of Newton & Co., 1899-1912 (item ref. OX)
in stock of J. Lizars, 1909 (item ref. 188)
in stock of Walter Tyler, 1909 (item ref. 472)
in stock of Church Army, 1913 (item ref. LM 159)
in stock of Ivens & Co., 1913
Charles Dickens, The Old Curiosity Shop: the wanderings and death of Little Nell and her grandfather (London: York & Son, n.d.)
YORK, Frederick (1823-1903) – slide 23
The Riley catalogue uses the title Little Nell, or the Old Curiosity Shop.
The slide titles here are from the Ivens catalogue; those listed in the Newton catalogue are longer and more detailed, though they appear to describe the same subjects. This might indicate two separate sets, or a reissue of the set after Newton took over the business of York & Son.
3 slides known to exist in private collection
23 slides in The Hecht Collection: Screen Archive South East (University of Brighton)
1 slide in Dodie Masterman Collection
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 20 August 2024
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