The illustrations in this gallery are taken from a 1901 diary published by the company for promotional purposes, that illustrate the range of products towards the end of the period when transport was largely provided by the railways or by horses. Consequently there are more horse drawn vehicles than railway rolling stock depicted here.

The showrooms that used to be just along the road from the former Great Western Railway station in Gloucester. The works were located to the south off the Bristol Road where they were served by the Midland Railway's High Orchard branch.

A view of one of the workshops in the factory.