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Jennens, Bettridge and Sons

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of Birmingham

Japanners; the most well known makers of papier mache artefacts

1821 Joseph Booth joined the firm

1835 Joseph Booth, specialist in oriential designs, left the company.

See Also

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Sources of Information

  • Papier Mache: The Times, 18 May 1957
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