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Newspaper cuttings relating to the visit of the King George V and Queen Mary to the Channel Islands, during the visit the King and Queen were presented with a thousand bottles of eau de cologne created to commemorate the royal visit and named 'Toujours Loyale', includes correspondence between Luce's Jersey Eau de Cologne Company Limited and Harry Verney, Private Secretary to the Queen concerning the gift

Reference: L/A/12/D1/3

Date: 14 June 1921 - 31 July 1921

Article in The Evening Post concerning businesses, 1890 - 1965, part of the article relates to Luce's Jersey Eau de Cologne Company Limited

Reference: L/A/12/D1/4

Date: 1965

Article concerning a war auction held in Jersey, and opened by the Lieutenant Governor, Major General Sir A Wilson, one of the lots included Luce's Eau de Cologne

Reference: L/A/12/D1/5

Date: 1916 - 1918

Articles concerning the power of perfumes to sooth the nerves, and the discovery of Tutankhamen's face cream

Reference: L/A/12/D1/6

Date: 1921

Photographs

Reference: L/A/12/D2

Photographs of George Luce by Mr Baudoux, 56, New Street, St Helier

Reference: L/A/12/D2/1

Date: 1840 - 1860

Photograph of Luce's exhibit at the Jersey Battle of Flowers - not dated

Reference: L/A/12/D2/2

Date: 1900 - 1910

Photographs of Luce's shop front at 42, King Street, St Helier, the uprights in the windows were of wide purple silk ribbon - mourning for the death of HM George V

Reference: L/A/12/D2/3

Date: 2 March 1936

Photographs of Luce's shop front at [presumably] 42, King Street, St Helier taken by the Evening Post to mark the transfer of Luce's to Elegance. Three identical photographs.

Reference: L/A/12/D2/4

Date: June 1969

Series of photographs of Luce's Bonded Factory, Southampton, preparing a shipment of Luce's Eau de Cologne for export to Cape Town - not dated

Reference: L/A/12/D2/5

Series of photographs of Luce' Southampton premises, at 179, High Street, Southampton by Nellie G Smith, includes; shop front, shop interior, and photographs of storage areas - not dated

Reference: L/A/12/D2/6

Series of photographs of the exterior Luce' Southampton premises, at 179, High Street - also showing High Street, Southampton and the Bargate Restaurant Limited - not dated

Reference: L/A/12/D2/7

Photograph by The Monochrome Photo Company, 112, Berea Road, Durban of a chemists shop window in Durban, showing Luce's as Queen Mary's favourite cologne

Reference: L/A/12/D2/8

Date: 1 July 1911

Photographs of the high street and window of David Jones Limited, Sydney, Australia dressed with Luce's Eau de Cologne and Nellie Stewart's Radium Fund appeal, the appeal sold 2,250 bottles of eau de cologne and made £181 5 shillings 9 pence

Reference: L/A/12/D2/9

Date: 27 August 1910 - 1 September 1910

Photograph of Luce's Stall at the Crystal Palace exhibition at which Luce's provided the perfume for the fountain

Reference: L/A/12/D2/10

Date: 1851

Photograph of Luce's Salon of Fragrance and Fair Women by the Daily Mirror, recording the occasion on which well known actresses sold Luce's Eau de Cologne for the Middlesex Hospital, includes left to right; Miss Lily Sheppard, Miss Audrey Ford (Mrs James Welsh), Miss Olive May, Miss Adrienne Augarde, Miss Nancy More, Miss Laura Cowie, and Miss Pauline Chase

Reference: L/A/12/D2/11

Date: 1911

Photographs of Luce's Salon of Fragrance and Fair Women by the Daily Mirror, recording the occasion on which well known actresses sold Luce's Eau de Cologne for the Middlesex Hospital, includes left to right; Miss Gertrude Robbins (organiser), Miss Stephanie Bell, Miss Pauline Chase, Miss Julia James, Miss Laura Cowie

Reference: L/A/12/D2/12

Date: 1911

Photograph a display of Luce's Eau de Cologne, includes an unidentified gentleman - not dated

Reference: L/A/12/D2/13

Photograph of an unidentified shop interior - not dated

Reference: L/A/12/D2/14

Company Brochures

Reference: L/A/12/D3

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