Industry
Place
Organisation / Person
Date (born / died)
1869-1986/7, optical instrument maker (microscope & cameras - Leica), Germany

E Leitz

1869 - 1987

active 1868-1968, optical instrument maker; clock maker, Manchester, England

Brother, Thomas Armstrong and

1868 - 1968

active 1868-1982, adhesive products manufacturer, London

Samuel Jones and Company Limited

1868 - 1982

1898-1915, magazine, English; British

The Girl's Realm

1811 - 1911

c.1868-present, Birmingham, whistle manufacturer

J. Hudson & Co

1868

1867-1903, optical instrument and camera manufacturer, London

George Houghton and Son

1869 - 1903

1870-1955, pharmaceutical manufacturer, British

Kemball, Bishop and Company Limited

1870 - 1955

1868-1917, chemist, British

Clayton Beadle

1868 - 1917

1868-1920, manufacturer of pharmaceuticals, Swiss

Fritz Hoffmann-La

1868 - 1920

Richard Edward Lloyd Maunsell

1868 - 1944

1870-1938, film maker, inventor, British

Theodore Brown

1870 - 1938

Theodore James Biggs

1806 - 1906

Henry Winram Dickinson

1870 - 1952

Thomas Henry Court

1868 - 1951

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

Robert William Paul

1868 - 1943

1868-1943, pathologist, Austrian born; American

Karl Landsteiner

1868 - 1943

1897-1968, engineering and manufacturing: agricultural; marine; civil; and aeronautical, Norwich, Norfolk, England, British

Boulton and Paul Limited

1812 - 1968

1878-1924, railway company, United Kingdom

Ballycastle Railway

1812 - 1924

1868-1962, medallist, Austrian

Josef Johann Tautenhayn

1868 - 1962

1868-1934, chemist, German

Fritz Haber

1868 - 1934

1868-1947, manufacturer of chemicals, Battersea, London, England

Whiffen and Sons Limited

1868 - 1947

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

Albert Edgar Gendle

1809 - 1923

1868-1949, photographer, French-born, German

Adolph de Meyer

1868 - 1949

Dr

Daniel Adamson

1869 - 1930

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

Anton van Anrooy

1870 - 1949

Sir

Richard John Allison

1869 - 1958

1870-1938, locomotive engineer, British

Henry Fowler

1870 - 1938

active 1869-current (2019), medical and laboratory equipment manufacturer, London, England, British

Hawksley and Sons Limited

1869

1869-1949, scientific instrument and radio manufacturer, British

William George Pye

1869 - 1949

1870-1937, naval architect, English; British

Joseph William Isherwood

1870 - 1937

1869-1945, ophthalmologist; surgeon, British

Nathaniel Bishop Harman

1869 - 1945

1870-1935, journalist, photographer and cinematographer, British

Herbert George Ponting

1870 - 1935

active 1890-1936, consulting ENT surgeon, active Harley Street, London

Claude Edward Woakes

1868 - 1936

Clayton Beadle

1868 - 1917

c.1870 - present, manafacturer, British

Dorman Smith Traffic Products Limited

1870

1870-1913, inventor; automobile manufacturer, French

Leon Bollee

1870 - 1913

1868-1955, pictorialist photographer, collector, curator, director (artistic), British

John Dudley Johnston

1868 - 1955

1870-1959, mechanical engineer, English; British

Anthony George Maldon Michell

1870 - 1959

1868-1954, aeronautical engineer of Zeppelin airship, Prussian; German

Hugo Eckener

1868 - 1954

1870-1885, printers, London

Letts, Son and Company

1870 - 1885

1868-1948, poster designer, British

John Hassall

1868 - 1948

1869-1946, chemist; industrialist; manufacturer of pharmaceuticals, German

Ludwig Wilhelm von Gans

1869 - 1946

1869-1955, cartoonist; illustrator, British

George Morrow

1869 - 1955

artist; 1868-1956; Austria

Ranzoni, Hans

1868 - 1956

1868-1951, microscopist; collector, English, British

Thomas Henry Court

1868 - 1951

1868-1944, locomotive engineer, Irish

R E L Maunsell

1868 - 1944

1869-1870, carriage builders, British

Fairlie Engine & Steam Carriage Company

1869 - 1870

Mr

Ernest Cranstoun Given

1870 - 1961

published 1868-1914, magazine, English; British

Vanity Fair

1868 - 1914

1870-1884, railway company, Scotland

Duke of Sutherland's Railway

1870 - 1884