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JG Tunny & Co |
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Studios in Edinburgh James Good Tunny retired from business and had several years of ill health before his death in 1887. Following the death of James Good Tunny in 1887, his business continued to trade as JG Tunny & Co.
James CH Balmain joined the business in 1888,as partner and sole manager. Studio at Hawick J G Tunny & Co also had studios at 47 High Street, Hawick, in the Scottish Borders from 1903 to 1906. |
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Vitrified Enamels The back of some of J G Tunny & Co's cartes de visite advertise: 'Indestructible Vitrified Enamels' This does not appear to be a product that was ever advertised on his cartes de visite when J G Tunny was alive. |
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James Good Tunny 1820-1887 |
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Book Here is a link to a web page that gives details of a book, written and published in 2009 by Julian Bukits, on the life and work of James G Tunny |
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