The American Saw Mill Machinery Company was founded in 1904 in Hackettstown, New Jersey. Its industry was wood working machines and its headquarters were in Hackettstown, New Jersey (1903-1953) and Corinth, Mississippi (1953-1978). The manufacturing operations were combined with the Corinth Machinery Company in 1953. The company was acquired by Hawker Siddeley Canada Ltd. in 1978.
ADDRESSES[]
- 113 Hope Street, Hackettstown, NJ. (1906)
- 60 Main Street, Hackettstown, NJ. (1920-1923)
American Saw Mill Machinery Company factory, ca. 1935.
PRODUCTS[]
- "American" Saw Tables
- Band Saws
- Edgers
- Excelsior Machines
- Jointers
- Planers
- Shingle Machines
- Trimmers
- Woodworking Machines
- "American" Contractors' Variety Woodworker
TRADE CATALOGS[]
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
The American Thresherman (May 1906)
Wood Craft (March 1907)
Wood Craft (March 1908)
American Builder (April 1917)
American Builder (April 1919)
American Builder (November 1920)
American Exporter (July 1922)
Commercial America (July 1923)
American Builder (November 1923)
American Exporter (January 1925)
American Builder (April 1927)
American Builder (April 1927)
Wood Working Digest (July 1951)