| Hunter Douglas |
Window fashions |
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| Douglas Publications Inc |
Magazines and Directories |
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| Douglas Plastics |
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| Douglas
Motorsports |
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| Bryan Douglas |
Silver dealer |
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| Campbell
Douglas Keyboards |
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| Campbell Douglas
Group |
project management training and consultancy |
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| Douglas Electronic
Industries Limited |
Power transformers |
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| Douglas Sports Nets and
Equipment Company |
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| Douglas
Metal
Finishing |
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| Douglas
Miniatures |
Wargame models |
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| Carl Douglas
Racing Shells |
Racing boats |
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| Douglas Protective Equipment |
Sports pads |
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| Douglas Press, Inc. |
Printers of gaming materials |
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| Paul Douglas |
Dentist |
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| Douglas
Engineering Company |
See also Edward and William
Douglas |
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| John N. Douglas CFE
CA |
Fraud Investigations, Forensic Accounting, Investigative
Accounting |
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| Douglas
Furniture |
Douglas Furniture of California is a
manufacturer of high-quality dining sets, sofas, loveseats and recliners |
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| Douglas & Foulis |
See David Douglas biography |
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James Douglas Interiors |
They specialise in the Hotel & Leisure market |
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| Gates, Gifford and
Douglas |
shoe factory |
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| Jones and Douglas |
cracker factory |
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| The Douglas Group |
Perfumerie, Books, Jewellery, and more in Germany |
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| Prudential Jon Douglas Company |
Formerly Jon
Douglas Company Realtors |
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Profumerie Douglas S.p.A. |
Italian perfumerie ((?part of Yhe Douglas Group?) |
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Douglas Chero S.p.A. |
Italian company |
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| A. & J. Douglas, |
95 Buchanan Street, Glasgow - 1871 Tailors and
dress making trimmings |
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| H. D. Douglas & Son |
36 to 42 Brunswick Street, Glasgow - 1900 - Musical
instrument manufacturers and repairers |
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| J Douglas and Son |
145 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow 1868 - carte de visite
photo studio |
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| William Douglas |
ironmonger, Glanton, Northumberland. c1919 |
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| J, T & A Douglas |
John, Thomas and Archibald Douglas & Co. |
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| John Thomas and Archibald Douglas |
in Glasgow - see J, T &
A Douglas |
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| Douglas, Reid & Company |
of Demerary and Berbice - see J,
T & A Douglas |
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| Colin Douglas and Company |
?of Liverpool - see J,
T & A Douglas |
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| Worth & Douglas |
Jewellers of Australia and New Zealand |
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| Douglas Jewellers |
Keswick, Cumbria, England |
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| Douglas & Sons |
Manufacturers of jewellery and gems business in Galle,
Sri Lanka |
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Neil Thomas
Douglas wedding photography, Glasgow |
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Douglas and Shaw |
Merchants of No1 America Square, Minories, London.
Samuel Douglas, brother to Sir William
Doouglas of Castle Douglas See also:
Links in the chain |
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J. Douglas |
Portrait painter and photographer, 145 Sauchiehall St,
Glasgow and Seafield Place, West Bay, Helensburgh. c1863 |
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T. Douglas |
Thornhill photographer, ?c1860 |
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Douglas, Brothers and Company
Messrs Douglas, McKenzie and Co
Douglas, Anderson & Co, |
William Douglas and John More Douglas were both made
bankrupt in Liverpool in 1841 when their company, Douglas, Brothers and
Company ran into financial difficulties.
The company was linked to
Messrs Douglas, McKenzie and Co of Singapore which sued Douglas, Anderson
& Co, their London agents, which then went bankrupt in 1936.
Douglas,
Brothers and Co. had a branch in Batavia. |
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Douglas & Sons, and then as Douglas, Sons & Co. |
The stained glass businesses of
William Joseph Douglas |
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James Douglas, saddler
Coleraine, Victoria, Australia |
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Edmonston & Douglas |
See David Douglas biography |
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Bruce Douglas & Co,
Tottenham Court Road, London |
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Goddard and Douglas |
Marine Surveyors, Hong Kong |
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Douglas Mortuary, Welch, West Virginia, USA |
Owned by Linda K. Douglas, wife of the late Robert O. Douglas |
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John Douglas |
Coal mechant,
Weir
St, Glasgow |
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Douglass Copper Mine, Blue Hill, Maine, USA |
photo |
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J.W. Douglas Ltd, Chemist |
164 Lambeth Walk, London
It was established in 1835 and operated until the mid-20th century. The chemist was known for its high-quality pharmaceutical products, including medicines, ointments, and cosmetics. |
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Douglas, Smalley and Co |
Douglas, Smalley and Co., Holywell—established
before 1822; absorbed by North and South Wales
Bank in 1839
See also: John Douglas of
Gyrn |
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The Douglas Lace Factory |
Leith, Scotland - this business has yet to be verified |
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Douglas Fox & Sons/Partners |
British Consulting Engineers who Created the World’s Infrastructure (sic) |
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Douglass, James |
--Ditto-- |
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Douglass, Lewis & Douglass |
--Ditto-- |
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Douglass, Nicholas |
--Ditto-- |
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Douglass, William |
--Ditto-- |
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Douglass, William Tregarthen and Percy Cuthbert Douglass |
--Ditto-- |
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Dawson and Douglas Whaling Company |
hey moved their shore works to Cortez Island, at a site
known today as Whaletorvn Bay
The Darvson and Douglas Whaling Company
Limited was formed in 1870 under the Joint Stock Companies Act with
$20,000 in capital. Again the site of operation was moved - this time to
Hornby Island, at the place known today as Whaling Station Bay. |
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Douglas Plastics Limited |
of Douglas, Lanarkshire |
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