ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MAKERS  BY  LAST  NAME  
Below each, in Italic type, is the  WHT  ABBREVIATION . 

[ ] = No. of a mould containing information or other sources, mostly Mr Stalling's papers.  I have used abbreviations, sometimes  one for more than one word , to save space on my one- page record for each mold - eg "st" for "stamped" or  "street" depending on the context. Many abbreviations are listed. But my computer over several generations has swallowed several hundred photos, changed type and spacing so much that the list must be edited for legibility as this list has been and that must wait for another time. Mr. Stalling's papers are not available for general access yet either.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W XYZ

Elskes, Montreuil-sous-Bois, Fr. 1934-1963. Metal Moulds                                                                            
El

EmKay = Max Kaderli, NY. (Son Ronald, Confect. machinery, 87-9 S. Main St. Newton, Conn 06470 203-270-1533. Successor of TC Weygandt . 1939. Edith+Max Kalatz (Hence     EMKay)
EMK

Emslie +Simpson, 9 Union Bldgs + 80 Leather Lane, Holborn. Pewterers  [38:101]                                             
ES

EuxEna aine,Quincampoix,67. mecanicien tourneur, fabrique moules, presse et soufflet pour flaconnererie, parfumer., zinc, verreries, cristallieries et toute espece de moules,  1843 [39:25]
EN

Enaux freres,Sevres, 121, moules, presses et soufflets a l’usage des cristallieries et verreries moules des pipes et toute especes de moules envoient en provence et a l’etranger  1843   [39:25]
Enf        

George Endriss, Philaelphia (Pewter Springerli ca 1880)
GE

Englefields 3 Northington St., Gray’s Inn Road WC 1. Pewter dessert + ice pudding moulds. 1938l[38:184]
Eng

Eppelsheimer&Co, [PeterR.+Henry]{34:142}1880-1947 34-44 Hubert St.,NewYorkCity.1910-1947                          
    [cf32] succeeded by William H. Warren (Warren Bros munitions makers in WW1 were interested in metal stamping not candy and in 1946 asked Friedwald to take over). In 1947 sold to Amer. Choc. Mould Co. 1947-1972 Amer Chocolate mould Co,Inc. 173 Lafayette st., Ny, NY. Now by Frank Friedwald 1983 at Farmingdale, NY. [FF]
    (No mould#:176,177,179189,201,203,205,207,      209,211213,214,215,221231,241,245,247,251,254,255,257,259,261,263,265,267,269,271,273,275,
279,281,283,285,287,289,21363,401,403,407,413,415,417,419421,422,425428,430,600,[572 error for 672,],603,605,607,609611,613,615,617,619,621,624,625,627,629,631,633,635,No700or800 except 899+899A,911,943,1130,1160,1182,1183[6:1-88]
    Cards E916-931 {WSS 6pp212,213}:1.Original set was from 5 master moulds(Ace, 3 court cards,+   Base) plus 2 symbol plugs for each suite which were inserted into masters of tops and held in place with a screw. Metal Bro, old type posts, cusps + sockets, finger + hinge lugs.
    2.Later, a supplementary series of Aces, Larger Spots, produced. Holes drilled into male half of original ace master to mount large bronze suite symbols with two screws (on side original half for small symbols) as needed. New halves of bronze (round posts) made to accommodate.
    3.Later, a new male half for (2) made, this on an iron plate to which the large suite symbols were pinned and screwed as needed. Holes were drilled into top of halves of (2) to pins of the iron plate. Thus the top halves fit both (1) + (2) male halves. A new master for lower half of moulds completes the set. It has a bronze element and iron male element. [NB This new master for lower half of moulds may have been made at same time as (4)4.One of the large aces (heart) later replaced, and this usable only with the iron plate of (3).
    Marks : Only on the masters for the bases: That for the original set (1) has “E + Co/NY/918,” with the 918 almost totally erased in the master mould. That for the late series of all (3) has “E+CO/NY [ large and late]. [Photos WSS 29-5, 6, 7,8,9 10, 11,12, 13]
    For examples of cast moulds see over. For Aces, three series: 1. Small symbols. 2. Large symbols in same male element; new elements. 3 Same large symbols on new iron male plate. Same elements as before. 4. Replacement for heart symbol of (3). Earliest mark s number Photo 30-1 Unmarked moulds like E+Co, some early: 305 320 324 326 338 355 907 912 913 951 1070 1095 1097 1114(1924) 1133 1162 1167 1169 1180 1181 1216 1231 1232 1233 1235 1238) (E+Co with “...” or “IV” only: 243  326 327 328 329 330 -special case: 410 412 423 - 1098 1108[34:24-27; 35:42,43]
E

Jacob Ernst,New York City 1849-85; b.1811,.Württemberg, d 1885. (Hinge round indented on one side                    overlaps w thin shell on other side 1.5x2.5cm) (1=first; 2=second [x-gap] period). Handle: central sphere, long ovoid on each side. b 1838  d 1885-10-16 age 67[29:28].Pattern maker, Mould maker [1945 Direct}1954ad forIC moulds 1850’s 1860’s [Hinge 3 rounds, center wider or “X-group” 5rounds 6.5mm diam 7.5,soldered from outside leaves gap inside; reduced to 4 or 3 for short lug, outer rounds  often filed or worn smaller] [29:28,29][32:2+][43:4]  Made I and T {36397, 36524}
Er

Etablissments les Duimauxbrich? mfg de creme glacees./glacees Francais et Italienn rue de... {illeg}, Paris. 1931 [40:254]
ELD