Dickinson, John, & Co Ltd
Other Business Names:
- Millington & Sons Ltd
- Robinson, E S & A, Ltd
- Dickinson Robinson Group Ltd
- Roland Franklin
- Dickinson, John, Stationery Ltd
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire, East of England, England
Sectors:
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Paper & paper products manufacture
Paper containers & other packaging production
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Paper & paper products manufacture
Paper production inc wood pulp
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Publishing & printing
Stationery production
Notes:
Established 1804 by John Dickinson, 1782-1869, as a manufacturing stationer in London. Early on noted for inventions for papermaking. 1809 acquired his first paper mill at Apsley, soon followed by others 1850 making envelopes by machinery and developed a substantial envelope business. 1918 acquired Millington & Sons Ltd. 1966 merged with E S & A Robinson Ltd of Bristol to form Dickinson Robinson Group Ltd, a world leading stationery and packaging business. 1989 acquired by Roland Franklin and known as John Dickinson Stationery Ltd. Subsequently other owners
Publications:
- Endless Webb. John Dickinson & Co Ltd, 1804-1954 by Evans, Joan
- Firm of John Dickinson & Co Ltd by Evans, Lewis
- John Dickinson & Co by Faulkner, Alan H
- John Dickinson and his Silk Thread Paper by Dagnall, Henry
- Papermaking in Britain, 1488-1988. A short history by Hills, Richard L
- The Papermaking Machine. Its invention, evolution and development by Clapperton, R H
Groups:
Other Business Names:
- Millington & Sons Ltd
- Robinson, E S & A, Ltd
- Dickinson Robinson Group Ltd
- Roland Franklin
- Dickinson, John, Stationery Ltd
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire, East of England, England
Sectors:
- Paper & paper products manufacture Paper containers & other packaging production
- Paper & paper products manufacture Paper production inc wood pulp
- Publishing & printing Stationery production
Notes:
Established 1804 by John Dickinson, 1782-1869, as a manufacturing stationer in London. Early on noted for inventions for papermaking. 1809 acquired his first paper mill at Apsley, soon followed by others 1850 making envelopes by machinery and developed a substantial envelope business. 1918 acquired Millington & Sons Ltd. 1966 merged with E S & A Robinson Ltd of Bristol to form Dickinson Robinson Group Ltd, a world leading stationery and packaging business. 1989 acquired by Roland Franklin and known as John Dickinson Stationery Ltd. Subsequently other ownersPublications:
- Endless Webb. John Dickinson & Co Ltd, 1804-1954 by Evans, Joan
- Firm of John Dickinson & Co Ltd by Evans, Lewis
- John Dickinson & Co by Faulkner, Alan H
- John Dickinson and his Silk Thread Paper by Dagnall, Henry
- Papermaking in Britain, 1488-1988. A short history by Hills, Richard L
- The Papermaking Machine. Its invention, evolution and development by Clapperton, R H