This section is from the book "Pictorial Practical Fruit Growing", by Walter P. Wright. Also available from Amazon: Pictorial Practical Fruit Growing.
Beauty of Bath.
Beauty of Kenb.
Cellini.
Chelmsford Wonder.
Colonel Vaughan.
Cox's Orange Pippin.
Cox's Pomona.
Frogmore Prolific.
Golden Spire.
Grenadier.
Hollandbury.
Hormead Pearmain.
Lane's Prince Albert.
Lord Derby.
Newton Wonder.
Potts's Seedling.
Royal Jubilee.
Stirling Castle.
Warner's King.
The market grower must, of course, put aside individual preferences, and grow sorts which do well in his locality and which at the same time are recognised market sorts. The following are well-known varieties:-
Beauty of Kent.
Bismarck.
Blenheim.
Bramley's Seedling.
Colonel Vaughan.
Cox's Orange Pippin.
Domino.
Duchess's Favourite.

Ecklinville.
Gascoyne's Seedling.
Golden Noble.
King of the Pippins.
Lane's Prince Albert.
Lord Derby.
Lord Grosvenor.
Lord Suffieid.
Manks's Codlin.
New Hawthornden.
Potts's Seedling.
Stirling Castle.
Warner's King.
Wellington.
Worcester Pearmain.
Yellow Ingestrie.
It is important to remember that under special circumstances a comparatively little known Apple will sometimes give better returns than a very popular one. As instances, I know one grower whose most profitable variety is Frogmore Prolific, another who gets the best results from Stone's, and a third whose mainstay is Waltham Abbey Seedling. The grower should keep both eyes and ears particularly wide open.
Adams's Pearmain.
Bismarck.
Braddick's Nonpareil.
Cellini.
Court Pendu Plat.
Cox's Orange Pippin.
Lane's Prince Albert.
Lord Grosvenor.
Manks's Codliu.
Potts's Seedling.
Stirling Castle.
Sturmer.
Worcester Pearmain.
Yellow Ingestrie.
Beauty of Kent.
Blenheim.
Bramley's Seedling.
Cox's Pomona.
Domino.
Duchess of Oldenburg.
Ecklinville.
Emperor Alexander.
Golden Noble.
Lord Derby.
Lord Grosvenor.
Manks's Codlin.
The last three lists could all be added to freely.
Beauty of Kent.
Bramley's Seedling.
Domino.
Duchess of Oldenburg.
Lord Grosvenor.
Mere de Menage.
Newton Wonder.
Wellington.
Worcester Pearmain.

 
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