LCB Metals & Glass Since 1993

LCB Metals & Glass was conceived in January 1985, as LCB Products. In May 1993, we became LCB Metals & Glass when glass material was introduced to our already existing silver and gold jewelry line. We were not the first, and definitely not the only LCB, as we have learned over the years, despite the fact that we never heard of anything else called by that name prior to 1985. What do the letters mean? In our case, it's an alphabetic way to refer to the name of our wholesale line, "Elsie B". To some of our customers, it has been thought of as sounding like the name of an auto body shop or a window construction company. It could be simply initials standing for something, (the Liquor Control Board or the Lord's Coming Back have been suggested). In  actuality, LCB has already been used as all those things and even more.

Original it isn't, although we are still the only LCB Metals & Glass. The three letters can refer to the peoples' names, companies' names, organizations, legislative bodies, machine parts, software, inventions, schools, bugs, and so on, by which each is formally known. Below is a partial and current list of people, places and things that have chosen to shorten their title down to LCB, as they exist today. If you are, or represent, or are from any of these places, and would like a link from here to your website, just e-mail me. I considered putting the list in alphabetical order, but thought better of it later. I mean, really, they all start with L, right? Close enough.