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1872-1981, clock and electrical equipment manufacturer, Leicester, England

Gents' of Leicester

1872 - 1981
published 1868-1914, magazine, English; British

Vanity Fair

1868 - 1914
1869-1986/7, optical instrument maker (microscope & cameras - Leica), Germany

E Leitz

1869 - 1987
?1871-1938, medallist, German

Rudolf Bosselt

1871 - 1938
1869-1949, scientific instrument and radio manufacturer, British

William George Pye

1869 - 1949
1873-1903, inventor, British

Edward Raymond Turner

1873 - 1903
1869-1945, ophthalmologist; surgeon, British

Nathaniel Bishop Harman

1869 - 1945
1886-1923, Met Office employee, RNVR Lieutenant, RAF Flight Lieutenant, British

Albert Edgar Gendle

1809 - 1923
1869-1956, artist, Dutch

Louis Raemaekers

1869 - 1956
1868-1940, medallist; sculptor, Swedish

Alfred Ohlson

1868 - 1940
1872-1944, artist, photographer, France

Pierre Dubreuil

1872 - 1944
1870-1947, cricketer; politician; soldier, British

Francis Stanley Jackson

1870 - 1947
1868-1944, locomotive engineer, Irish

R E L Maunsell

1868 - 1944
1873-1948; electrical engineer; inventor; English; British.

Sydney George Brown

1873 - 1948
1873-1928, artist; painter; poster artist, British

Charles Henry Sims

1873 - 1928
1869-1950, photographer, American

Anne Wardrope Brigman

1869 - 1950
1871-1913, trade union, British

Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants

1871 - 1913
1871-1883, railway company, British

Scotswood, Newburn & Wylam Railway & Dock Company

1871 - 1883
1871-1948, metallurgist, British

Harry Brearley

1871 - 1948
c.1870 - present, manafacturer, British

Dorman Smith Traffic Products Limited

1870
1870-1958, artist, English; British

Frederick William Elwell

1870 - 1958
1867-1943, civil engineer; physicist, British

Rollo Appleyard

1867 - 1943
1872-1959, Professor (electrical engineering), University College London, England

John Macgregor-Morris

1872 - 1959
1869-1942, engineer, Danish

Valdemar Poulsen

1869 - 1942
1870-1949, artist; painter; poster artist, Dutch; British

Anton van Anrooy

1870 - 1949
1873-1934, metrologist, British

Edgar Mark Eden

1873 - 1934
1873-1956, active 1919-1938, poster artist, British?

William H Barribal

1873 - 1956
1867-1938, physiologist, French

Michel Victor Pachon

1867 - 1938
1872-1934, artist, British; English

Charles Dixon

1872 - 1934
1872-1938, photographer, British

Emma Barton

1872 - 1938
1870-1942, physicist, French

Jean Baptiste Perrin

1870 - 1942
1872-1927, telegraph communications, United Kingdom

Eastern Telegraph Company

1872 - 1927
1869-1940, astronomer, American

F Ellerman

1869 - 1940
1870-1944, astronomer, Turkish-French

Eugene Marie Antoniadi

1870 - 1944
1868-1934, chemist, German

Fritz Haber

1868 - 1934
1870-1885, printers, London

Letts, Son and Company

1870 - 1885
1873-1951, astronomer & photographer, American

Carl Otto Lampland

1873 - 1951
1873-1932, balloon and airplane aviator, Franco-Brazilian

Alberto Santos-Dumont

1873 - 1932
1869-1930, medalist, Austrian

Peter Breithut

1869 - 1930
1869-1943, scientific instrument maker; cinematographer, English; British

Robert William Paul

1868 - 1943
1872-1936, artist; painter; poster artist, German

Hans Unger

1872 - 1936
1872-1942, astronomer, American

Heber Doust Curtis

1872 - 1942
1873-1948, railway company, Scotland, United Kingdom

Forth Bridge Railway

1873 - 1948
1867-1943, aeronautical pioneer; balloonist; meteorologist, British

Patrick Young Alexander

1867 - 1943
1867-1991, meat packer; animal product manufacturer, British branch of American company

Armour and Company Limited

1867 - 1991
1868-1933, artist, Australian

Percy F S Spence

1868 - 1933
1869-1955, poster artist; painter, British

Samuel John Birch

1869 - 1955
1873-1958, artist; painter; printmaker; poster artist, British

Charles Pears

1873 - 1958
1870-1961, active 1917-1920 as Director of airship production and of munitions, British

Ernest Cranstoun Given

1870 - 1961
1868-1948, poster designer, British

John Hassall

1868 - 1948