A.H. Winter Joyner

Example Artifact

Company

Toronto, ON

1918-01-01

1922-10-24

100 Wellington St. W., Toronto, ON (1918)

17 St. John Street [Rue Saint-Jean], Montreal, QC (1918)

63 Front Street W., Toronto, ON [1921]

Scientific

Importing

Supplying

Importing for: Weston Electrical Instrument Co. (Newark, New Jersey, USA)

Importing for: G & W. Electric Specialty Co. (Chicago, Mass., USA)

Importing for: The Philadelphia Electrical & Manufacturing Co. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA)

Importing for: The Bristol Co. (Waterbury, Connecticut, USA)

- 1918 – Active, importing for Weston, the Bristol Co., G & W. Electric Specialty Co., and The Philadelphia Electrical & Manufacturing Co. at 100 Wellington St. W., Toronto, ON and 17 St. John Street, Montreal, QC (Letter from A.H. Winter Joyner to E.F. Barker, January 12, 1918.)

- 1921 – Active in Toronto and hosting an “efficient repair station” for the Weston Electrical Instrument Co. located at 63 Front Street W., Toronto, ON. (“Weston Establishes Canadian Service Station”)

- 1922, Oct. – Active in Montreal and Toronto and listed as the representative and importer for the Weston Electrical Instrument Co. (“The New Weston Jr.”)

Letter from A.H. Winter Joyner to E.F. Barker, January 12, 1918. Western University Archives. A19-019-001, Correspondence General W 1916-1925

“The New Weston Jr.” Electrical World 80, No. 16 (October 14, 1922): ii (https://ia801909.us.archive.org/22/items/sim_electrical-world_1922-10-14_80_16/sim_electrical-world_1922-10-14_80_16.pdf)

“Weston Establishes Canadian Service Station” Aviation & Wireless News 4, No. 9 (Nov. 1921): 20 (https://www.worldradiohistory.com/CANADA/Radio-Canada/Aviation-and-Wireless-News-vol-4-no-09-Nov-1921-text.pdf)