Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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George Allen and Co

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of 44-45, Rathbone Place, Oxford Street, London, W. Publishers and Exporters

Incorporating Swan Sonnenschein and Co., Ltd., and ‘’’George Allen and Sons’’’.

1907 After George Allen's death, his eldest daughter, Grace, and the two eldest sons, William and Hugh, continued the business at 44 Rathbone Place, Oxford Street.

1913 The firm entered into receivership

1914 Directors: William S. Allen, Col. P. H. Dalbiac, C.B., and Hugh Allen (Managing); and Grace Allen, Cecil Abbott Reynolds, and Edgar Louis Skinner.[1]

Publishers of Ruskin's works and of those of Maeterlinck as well as publishing General Literature.

1914 The assets were sold to Stanley Unwin, leading to the formation of a new company, George Allen and Unwin.


See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. 1914 Who's Who in Business
  • Biography of George Allen, ODNB