PETER LUNTS SOAP WORKS
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ron, just after you bought your last piece of soap
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AH! RON, HE WOULD NEED CARBOLIC SOAP, EVEN THE MIGHT NOT WORK
FRANK
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RON as I told you last night Anne and her sister Maud worked at PETER LUNTS many years ago , they also made Candles, and the big chimney had the word MOVIE in great big letters written on it , Movie was a hand cleaner , a bit like Swarfega , I think the factory has probably been closed over 20 years RON W
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red ron wrote:Thanks OLD CHUM, i have just had a PM from an anonymous admirer who also thinks that Lunts closed in the eighties. Unfortunately, I was just starting school about then. R R
Hey RR was that the 1880s
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Now Steuart, you are thinking of the wrong Ron. This is the Ron who was buying everybodies ale all night at the YM, and I put some over the bar in case I can't attend the next two meet-ups. I think you mean Tweedledum Waters. Hope you are well Steuart. x R R
STEUART The only ale that CLUMSY OLD RED RON put over the bar was my pint that he knocked over .
Cheers Ron W
Cheers Ron W
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Funny you should say that Ron,unless my specs need changing you looked very like JAN when you bought minered ron wrote:Now Steuart, you are thinking of the wrong Ron. This is the Ron who was buying everybodies ale all night at the YM, and I put some over the bar in case I can't attend the next two meet-ups. I think you mean Tweedledum Waters. Hope you are well Steuart. x R R
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From the 1959 Chemical Manufacturers Directory.
Lunt, Peter, & Company, Limited, Aintree, Liverpool. Telephone: Aintree 2311. Telegrams: Softsoap, Liverpool. Passenger station: Aintree. Goods station:
Aintree and own siding. — Fortress pale and carbolic household soaps, all grades of pale and carbolic bar soap, Pelobolic carbolic soap, Lunt's palm and
olive oil soap, all grades of soft and liquid soap, Vol soap powder, Dispa detergent for delicate fabrics, London's Pride toilet soap, Willow toilet soap,
novelty soaps. See also Candle section.
Lunt, Peter, & Company, Limited, Soap and Candle Works, Aintree, Liverpool. Telephone: Aintree 2311. Telegrams: Softsoap, Liverpool. Passenger station:
Aintree. Goods station: Aintree and own siding. — All kinds of candles, for home and export. See also Soap section
From Grace's Guide.
Peter Lunt and Co, manufacturer of soap and cleaning materials, of Park Lane, Aintree, Liverpool. Telephone: Walton (Liverpool) 350 and 351.
Cables: "Softsoap, Liverpool". (1929)
of Aintree, Liverpool, 10. Telephone: Liverpool Aintree 2311-2-3. Cables: "Softsoap, Liverpool". (1947)
1870 Company established.
1929 Listed Exhibitor - British Industries Fair. Manufacturers of Soft Soaps, Hard Soaps (Bar and Tablet, Toilet Soaps, Candles, Transparent and Laundry
Flakes, Scouring Powder, Soap Powder, Crude Glycerine. (Stand No. M.66) [1]
1947 British Industries Fair Advert as Manufacturers of Soaps for all purposes: Household, Carbolic, Hard, Soft, Powder, Liquid, Toilet, Soapless
Detergents, Cleaning Preparations. 'Movie' Universal Cleaner Paste. Soaps; Candles; Floor, Boot and Metal Polishes. Dentifrice and Toilet Preparations.
(Chemists' Supplies Section - Olympia, Ground Floor, Stand No. A.1343) [2]
1950 Advert: Movie For Cars cleaning paste for cars
1950 E. Griffiths Hughes acquired Peter Lunt and Co of Liverpool, makers of soaps[3].
1947 Advert
1951 Advert
I was looking at the environmental information on the Peerless site and it mentioned a soap manufacturing company in the corner of the
site in 1920. I don't know if this was Lunts, and I haven't a clue where it was situated in 1870.
There is a book; "Thinking Globally Acting Locally" by Peter Mittler whose father became Chief Research Chemist at Lunt's Aintree.
His father was interviewed for the job in the House of Commons by the then MD Henry Wooton Davies, who was at the time MP for the
Heywood and Radcliffe constituency.
From the little gleaned from google books, Peter and his family were pre-WWII emigrés from Germany.
He'd started his English education in the south so coming up north was a shock.
He was told, in Liverpool, you wear fair gloves and pay for your fur.
Lunt, Peter, & Company, Limited, Aintree, Liverpool. Telephone: Aintree 2311. Telegrams: Softsoap, Liverpool. Passenger station: Aintree. Goods station:
Aintree and own siding. — Fortress pale and carbolic household soaps, all grades of pale and carbolic bar soap, Pelobolic carbolic soap, Lunt's palm and
olive oil soap, all grades of soft and liquid soap, Vol soap powder, Dispa detergent for delicate fabrics, London's Pride toilet soap, Willow toilet soap,
novelty soaps. See also Candle section.
Lunt, Peter, & Company, Limited, Soap and Candle Works, Aintree, Liverpool. Telephone: Aintree 2311. Telegrams: Softsoap, Liverpool. Passenger station:
Aintree. Goods station: Aintree and own siding. — All kinds of candles, for home and export. See also Soap section
From Grace's Guide.
Peter Lunt and Co, manufacturer of soap and cleaning materials, of Park Lane, Aintree, Liverpool. Telephone: Walton (Liverpool) 350 and 351.
Cables: "Softsoap, Liverpool". (1929)
of Aintree, Liverpool, 10. Telephone: Liverpool Aintree 2311-2-3. Cables: "Softsoap, Liverpool". (1947)
1870 Company established.
1929 Listed Exhibitor - British Industries Fair. Manufacturers of Soft Soaps, Hard Soaps (Bar and Tablet, Toilet Soaps, Candles, Transparent and Laundry
Flakes, Scouring Powder, Soap Powder, Crude Glycerine. (Stand No. M.66) [1]
1947 British Industries Fair Advert as Manufacturers of Soaps for all purposes: Household, Carbolic, Hard, Soft, Powder, Liquid, Toilet, Soapless
Detergents, Cleaning Preparations. 'Movie' Universal Cleaner Paste. Soaps; Candles; Floor, Boot and Metal Polishes. Dentifrice and Toilet Preparations.
(Chemists' Supplies Section - Olympia, Ground Floor, Stand No. A.1343) [2]
1950 Advert: Movie For Cars cleaning paste for cars
1950 E. Griffiths Hughes acquired Peter Lunt and Co of Liverpool, makers of soaps[3].
1947 Advert
1951 Advert
I was looking at the environmental information on the Peerless site and it mentioned a soap manufacturing company in the corner of the
site in 1920. I don't know if this was Lunts, and I haven't a clue where it was situated in 1870.
There is a book; "Thinking Globally Acting Locally" by Peter Mittler whose father became Chief Research Chemist at Lunt's Aintree.
His father was interviewed for the job in the House of Commons by the then MD Henry Wooton Davies, who was at the time MP for the
Heywood and Radcliffe constituency.
From the little gleaned from google books, Peter and his family were pre-WWII emigrés from Germany.
He'd started his English education in the south so coming up north was a shock.
He was told, in Liverpool, you wear fair gloves and pay for your fur.
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