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Sparklets Ltd, of Queen Street, London, N11, die casters and suppliers of bottled gases.

Factory at Edmonton

Previously Aerators Ltd

1920 British Oxygen Co took over Sparklets Ltd

1920 British Oxygen's Horseferry Road works were becoming congested and were transferred to Sparklets' under-employed Edmonton site.

1954 Sparklets, Ltd. Compressed gases in aluminium and steel containers for life-jacket inflation; "Aerosol" projectors (germicides and insecticides); pressure die castings in non-ferrous alloys (zinc, aluminium, etc.); wire brading; resuscitator apparatus; refillable sodawater syphons. Directors: J. S. Hutchison (Chairman), W. W. Watt; F. J. Clark; L. S. Kinnear; F. Lewin-Harris; A. C. Owen {Managing). Secretary: J. B. Shott. Works Manager: R. R. Rousset. Office and Works: Queen Street, N. 17. T.: Tottenham 2647. T.A.: Sparklets Norphone London. Cables: Sparklets London. Associated Company: The British Oxygen Co., Ltd. Overseas Branches: The Overseas Branches of the British Oxygen Co., Ltd., in Malaya, Union of South Africa, etc^[1]

c.1961 Owned by British Oxygen Co

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