World’s Pulp and Paper Industry – Victorian Print Trade Journals Database

The World’s Pulp and Paper Industry

Departments: "leading article, our view, pulp and paper trade statistics, articles, pulp trade notes, paper trade notes, latest news, special market reports, prices current" (Waterloo Online)

“The pulp, paper and allied industries are already represented in British journalism with undoubted strength numerically, but it has been long felt by many persons connected with the trade that the cosmopolitan character of the interests involved have not been adequately covered by existing journals” (“Here We Are!,” vol. 1, 21 Sept. 1898, p. 1)
Holm seems to have been a Norwegian agent for the World’s Paper Trade organization:
- “An English publication entitled the World's Pulp and Paper Industry published in London, E.C., England costing £1 1s ($5.11) per annum, which I have seen at the board of trade in this city, is used by Norwegian paper firms for advertising” (“Paper” p. 265)
- A note in The World’s Paper Trade Review announces, “We hereby give notice that Mr. Alfred A. Holm, of Skovveien, Christiania, Norway, is no longer authorised to represent us or our journals in any capacity, nor to collect accounts on our behalf” (“Notice” p. 801)
Printer: Botolph Printing Works (Waterloo Online)
Publisher’s address (Holm): 165 Queen Victoria St., London (journal itself)

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