[ I have found some catalogues produced by West & Collier amongst my late mother's files and Derek Collier has kindly loaned me several more which show what a huge range of products was eventually available from our local industry. I have now scanned all these in and I thought it best to create a page so that they can be seen all together.

West & Collier were in business from 1869 to 1940. This collection of catalogues spans 1872 to 1911. Up to 1907 the catalogues get larger in format and have more pages - I suppose to reflect the increasing range of products available.

As far as is known all the wooden furniture and carving work was made in Frieth. Metal and stone work would have been bought in from other suppliers.

Click on any of the coloured covers below to open the .pdf  ]

Illustrated Catalogue & Price List West & Collier Henley on Thames, Oxon Manufacturers of every kind of Church, Vestry & Household Chairs Sole Inventors of the Frieth Ch. Chair with wooden seats as used in Norwich, Winchester and other Cathedrals Chairs made to any pattern or design 1872 Printed by Stephens & Hookins, Bristol 14 pages, about 10cm x 16cm  .pdf 3MBytes From the Collier Collection
Illustrated Catalogue and Price List of Church Seats, Church Chairs School, Office and Public Hall Chairs West & Collier Hambleden, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon Manufacturers of every kind of School & Public Hall Chairs, Church Seats & Hassocks Sole Inventors of the Frieth Church Chairs with wooden seats As used in Norwich, Ely, Bangor and other Cathedrals Seats or Chairs made to any Pattern or Design Estimates given free of charge 1877 Printed by Reeves and Hoare, London 46 pages, about 12.5cm x 20cm  .pdf 11MBytes From the Collier Collection
Illustrated Catalogue and Price List of Church Chairs and Mission Furniture, School, Office Public-Hall and Early English Chairs West & Collier Hambleden, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon Manufacturers of every kind of School & Public Hall Chairs, Mission Furniture, Hassocks and Kneeling Pads for Chairs Sole Inventors of the Frieth Church Chairs with Wooden and Rush Seats As used in many English Cathedrals; also in St Mary's and St Giles' in Edinburgh Mission Seats or Chairs made to any Pattern or Design Estimates given free of charge 1884 Printed by Hazell, Watson and Viney Ltd, London and Aylesbury 76 pages, about 13.5cm x 21cm  .pdf 21 MBytes From the Collier Collection
Telegraphic Address "West Collier Lane End" Railway Station Great Marlow Established 1869 Catalogue of Church Furniture Made by West & Collier Ltd Hambleden Henley on Thames Oxon Designs by A. Mardon Mowbray and other Church Architects Fourteenth Edition 1907 Printed by Hazell, Watson and Viney Ltd, London and Aylesbury 16 pages, about 16cm x 20cm From the Collier Collection	Part 1 (26 MBytes) Part 2 (18 MBytes)
A Book of Designs & Prices of Metal Work For Church Use West & Collier Ltd 6 Henrietta Street Covent Garden London W. C. c1910 48 pages, about 19cm x 24cm  .pdf 23 MBytes From the Collier Collection
West & Collier Ltd Frieth, Henley-on-Thames. Complete Church Furnishers Booklet on Village Industry by Rev. O. J. Jones Fourth Edition 1911 Printed by Hazell, Watson and Viney Ltd, London and Aylesbury 16 pages, about 16cm x 20cm  .pdf 5 MBytes
Designs of Church & Hall Chairs by West & Collier Ltd [ Undated ] Hood Printers of Middlesborough 10 pages about 19cm x 26cm .pdf   4.7 MBytes
Designs of Church & Hall Chairs From The South Bucks Church Seating Company Manager - P. T. West Moor End Henley-on-Thames Telegraphic Address: West, Moor End, Lane End Complete Illustrated Catalogue of Chairs and Kneelers on application c1912 Folded card about 9cm x 13cm   .pdf 1.8 MBytes

The catalogues contain testimonials from the clergy and others received from Reverend Gentlemen and many others reflecting sales to churches, church halls etc from Norwich to Cork and from Inchture to Duloe.

1872
The Very Reverend The Dean, Norwich
Venerable Archdeacon Jacob, Winchester
Venerable Archdeacon Bickersteth, Aylesbury
Rev F Menzies, West Shefford, Hungerford
Rev F Pooley, Quainton Rectory, Winslow
Rev W H Ridley, Hambleden, Henley-on-Thames (of course!)
Rev S J Adams, Great Horwood, Winslow
Rev A O Cherrington, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Rev R Eyton, 58 Coleshill Street, Eaton Square, London SW
Rev F Willett, West Bromwich
Rev H Tudor, Newton Abbot
Rev J S Boucher, N Wales Training College, Carnavon
Rev A Barff, N Moreton, Wallingford
G Whitley Esq, Addlestone, Surrey

1877
Rev W H Ridley (again!)
Rev H H W Wyndham, The Great Salterns, Portsmouth
Thos. Tosland, Wantage

1884
John Campbell, 36 Castle Street, Edinburgh
Rev T Peachy, Hove
Rev A C Dicker, Newchurch, Isle of Wight
Lord Kinnaird, Rossie Priory, Inchture, N.B.
A J Robinson Esq, Church Warden, St Michaels Church, Newcastle-on-Tyne
Rev N H E R Jervis, Cranford Rectory, Hounslow
Rev Swithin Asquith, Heckmondwithe, Normanton
Rev H Wells, 255 Rotherhithe New Road, London SE
Stanley Francis Parker Esq, Holiday Hall, Kington, Herefordshire
J Pitt Esq, The Manse, Dunfermline
Rev J B Kitson, Pelynt Vicarage, Duloe, R.S.O.,  [ Railway Sub Office ] Cornwall
E Summers, School House, Abingdon
R Richardson, St Peter's, Cardiff
James C Bradley, The Rectory, Sutton, Brailes, Shipton-on-Stour
Rev ED Inman, West Knoyle Rectory, Bath
Rev H McCrea, Painswick Vicarage, Stroud
Rev Edgar Gibson, Wells, Somerset
Mrs Penrose Fitzgerald, Cork Beg Island, Whitegate, Co Cork
Rev A Wilson, 2 Woodstock Road, Chiswick
P J Thompson, Dodford Vicarage, Weedon
Algernon Fawkes, Estate Office, Sudbury, Derby
Henry Proctor, Coleford Vicarage, Gloucestershire
Francis Slater, St James' Vicarage, Latchford
Edgar Jacob, Portsea Vicarage
C P Hutchinson, St John's Forton, Gosport
C G Wheat, Timberland Vicarage, Sleaford
John Thomson, Rosslyn Chapel, Rosslyn
Edward J Haddock, Harlington Rectory, Middlesex
W R Sparks Scunthorpe, Brigg, Lincolnshire

1907
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Lambeth Palace (chairs for the Lambeth Conference)
R Southern, Dalton Vicarage, Thirsk
C Travers Burges, Fyfield Vicarage, Abingdon
S Hooke, Clopton Rectory, Woodbridge, Suffolk
Hamilton H. Turner, Architect, Splott Rd, Cardiff
Chas S Davies, Oldham
H R Manders, Horbury, Wakefield
C W Hunt, Cordwaller, Maidenhead
G M Muirhead, The Cottage, Hambleden
W Greenwood, Foxton Vicarage, Royston
Rev C Q Knowles, Briston Vicarage, Melton, Constable
H J Whitely Esq, Staveley, Leeds
Rev E Algers, Rockbourne, Bitterne Park, Southampton
N N Busby Esq, Bath Street, Buxton
Rev J B Kirby, Wooburn Vicarage, Wooburn Green, Bucks
Rev W G Spearing, St Matthias Road, Nottingham
Rev F M Wyndham, St Mary of the Angels, Bayswater, London
Colonel Moore CB, Frampton Hall, Boston, Lincs
Rev A Jervis, Rowsell Street, Bow Common
F S Granger Esq, MA, Architect, Clinton Street, Nottingham
Rev T D Raikes, Radly College, Abingdon
James P Lindsy Esq, Churchwarden, Newburn Church, Newcastle-on-Tyne
C Long Esq, Grovelands Villas, Reading
J Faber Scholfield, Priest in charge Inverary and District
Sister Superior, St Thomas' Home, Basingstoke
Mrs Rance, Springfield Road, Wimbledon
Thomas W Swan, Orton Vicarage, Nottingham
W H Ranken, Christ Church Vicarage, Surbiton Hill, Surrey
J Blackburn Brown, Cherry Tree, Blackburn
J Sheldon Lones, All Saints Vicarage, Ipswich
C E Graham Jones, The Vicarage, South Banbury
Donald W Preston, Observer Chambers, Bournemouth
Walter E Hewitt, Architet and Surveyor, Great College Street, Westminster