Location:

• 16 Hill Street, Finsbury, London, E.C.2
• Telephone: Clerkenwell 0444 (1929), National 0444 (1935)
• Inland Telegrams: Luxfer, Finsquare, London
• Foreign Telegrams: Luxfer, London

Timeline:

• 1898 Founded as British Luxfer Prism Syndicate Limited
• 1929 Renamed Luxfer Limited (July)
• 1934 Laxton's and Lockwood's listing
• 1940 "Luxfer Ltd of Willesden was slightly damaged by an HE bomb but production was only affected in a very small way." (From this Battle of Britain page for October 5, 1940).

Paper:

• Luxfer Catalogue, ~1929

  Section I.	Luxfer Prisms.
  Section II.	Pavement Lights, Floor Lights, Stallboard Lights.
  Section III.	Fire-Resisting Glazing.
  Section IV.	Ornamental Glazing Mounted in Copper and Lead.
  Section V.	Roof Glazing, Skylights and Lanterns.
  Section VI.	Dome Lights and Ceiling Lights.
  Section VII.	Metal Casements and Window Constructions.
  Section VIII.	Architectural Metalwork.

• 1905 letter to Mr. G. Plummer
• 1912 British Luxfer Prism Syndicate, Ltd. ad - "More Light in the Basement"
• Luxfer, Ltd. Price List from 1934 Laxton's and Lockwood's
• Luxfer Art Glass Ad [undated]

Gallery:

• Coal hole cover
• Pavement lights 1 (Dublin)
• Pavement lights 2 (Dublin)