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A. L. Moore & Son (about 1874-1952)

Arthur Louis Moore (1849-1939) established the firm in about 1874, originally with S. Gibbs. By 1880 the firm was simply known as A.L. Moore, then A.L. Moore and Son after his son (Charles Eustace Moore, 1880-1956) joined the firm in the late 1890s.

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	The Crucifixion with the Virgin Mary, St John and St Mary Magdalene firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son probably early twentieth century Church of Emmanuel, Buckley, Flintshire south wall of the nave
	The Three Marys Visit the Empty Tomb artist: A. L. Moore firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son about 1898 Church of St Mary, Spittal, Pembrokeshire south wall of the nave
	Scenes from the Passion and Resurrection of Christ firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son about 1898-1900 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire east wall of the chancel
	The Three Marys Visit the Empty Tomb firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son about 1898-1900 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire south wall of the chancel
	The Virgin Mary and the Risen Christ firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son about 1898-1900 Church of St David, Carreg-wen, Pembrokeshire south wall of the chancel
	St Teilo firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son 1905 Church of St Teilo, Pontardulais, Swansea south wall of the nave
	Christ the Good Shepherd and Christ the Light of the World firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son 1912 Church of St Mary, Carew Cheriton, Pembrokeshire east wall of the north transept
	East Window firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son 1913 Church of St Catherine, Gorseinon, Swansea east wall of the chancel
	St Michael firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son about 1920 Church of St Mary, Spittal, Pembrokeshire north wall
	Receiving the Crown of Life with St George and St Martin firm/studio: A. L. Moore & Son 1919 Church of St Cynllo, Llangynllo, Ceredigion west wall of the nave

Joyce Little, Stained Glass Marks and Monograms (London: National Association of Decorative and Fine Art Societies, 2002), p. 86.