Antique early 20th century Anderson's rubber company cardboard box very rare!! This amazing condition for year box would look amazing as a decorative item. We are unsure of original content probably motorcycle clothing ? Some age related wear.
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It still amazes me how these boxes survive. This one I believe is very rare ! I can't find another one! Price is for Anderson's box only. All other items are illustration only.
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Size 38 cm depth 50 cm wide 10 cm tall
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Anderson's Rubber Company has a complex history with several iterations and locations. It began as Anderson, Abbott and Anderson, established in 1867, and later incorporated as a limited company in 1908. Initially focused on India rubber and oilskin products, including waterproof clothing, the company evolved to include various other rubber goods and eventually became known as Anderson, Anderson and Anderson in some contexts. Another related entity, Anderson-Crane Rubber Company, was founded in 1944 and is still operating today.
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Anderson, Abbott and Anderson: Established in 1867, this company was initially located at Heathfield Works in Harpenden, Hertfordshire, and later at Dod Street, Limehouse, London. They were manufacturers and suppliers of India rubber and oilskin products, specializing in waterproof clothing. The company was incorporated in 1908.
Abbott, Anderson and Abbott: This name appears to be a variation of the original company name, also operating from Dod Street. They were also involved in the manufacture of oilskins and waterproofs, including items branded as "Abbott".
Andersons Rubber Co (Bristol): This company was located in Bristol and is noted for producing "Anderain" and "Andermac" waterproofs. There are records of their works on Mary-le-Port Street dating back to 1912.
Anderson-Crane Rubber Company: Founded in 1944, this company is a regional distributor of bearings, power transmission products, and other industrial supplies. They also have a manufacturing division, Anderson-Crane Company, specializing in screw conveyors.
