Alfred Joliot was a French businessman and manufacturer associated with the house of Joliot, which specialized in tools, materials, and machinery for jewelers, goldsmiths, watchmakers, engravers, mechanics, and prosthetists. The firm, established in Paris in 1828 (originally under the name 'A la Cloche' by Numa Louvet), became a prominent supplier of professional equipment for the jewelry trade. Alfred Joliot is specifically linked to the publication of technical catalogs and illustrated guides for these trades during the early 20th century, including the 1929 work 'Outils - Materiels - Machines pour Bijoutiers'.[1]
Joliot - Outils - Materiels - Machines pour Bijoutiers, Orfèvres, Joailliers, Graveurs, Horlogers, Mécaniciens et Prothésistes1929 · Imp. Kossuth · book · FrenchProduct catalog and illustrated guide for jewelry tools.
