WILLIAM IRVING commenced trading at South Henry Street, Carlisle in old stables owned by J. Scott, Painter and Decorator (next door).

IAN IRVING (14yrs) joined father as apprentice compositor until joining the army in 1944. Returned in February 1948.

WILLIAM IRVING killed in motor cycle accident. IAN IRVING then proprietor. Building sold by J. Scott.

Moved to old British Restaurant kitchens in Christ Church School building, Lancaster Street.

Premises taken over by Binnings Removals. Moved to 14-16 South Street, Carlisle.

Buildings vacated prior to demolition. Moved to 137 Botchergate, Carlisle.
(Previously occupied by wine merchants).

Business sold to ANDREW CUNNINGHAM, former compositor with Cumberland News.

Business moved to Water Street, Carlisle.

Andrew Cunningham wishes to sell business and take 'semi-retirement'. 
Business eventually sold to SCOTT LARNER, local printer who expressed an interest.

Business moved to Denton Holme Trade Centre, Carlisle next door to existing premises of Print Out and continues to trade as a Printers & Stationers alongside Penrith Office Supplies as part of the
Print Out Group.