Former Department Stores
Owen Owen
- Liverpool
- Basingstoke
- Bath, formerly James Colmer
- Birkenhead
- Blackpool
- Brighton, formerly Wades
- Chester, formerly William Jones
- Coventry
- Crawley
- Doncaster, formerly Verity & Sons
- Erdington, formerly W M Taylor & Sons
- Finchley, formerly Priors
- Ilford
- Ipswich
- Kidderminster
- Newport, formerly Reynolds
- Preston, formerly Frederick Matthews
- Redditch
- Richmond, formerly Wright Brothers
- Shrewsbury, formerly Richard Maddox
- Slough, formerly Suters
- Southampton, formerly E Mayes & Son
- Stourbridge, formerly Stringers
- Taunton, formerly Clements & Brown
- Uxbridge, formerly Suters
- Walsall
- Weston-super-Mare, formerly B T Butter
- Wolverhampton
Lewis's
- Liverpool
- Birmingham
- Glasgow
- Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent
- Leeds
- Leicester
- Manchester
- Oxford
Other department stores
- Aberdeen, Esslemont & MacIntosh
- Hexham, Robbs
- Southport, Boothroyds
- Southport, Broadbents
- Sunderland, Joplings
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