The American Sheet & Tin Plate Company was founded on January 1, 1904 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as a subsidiary of the United States Steel Corporation following the consolidation of the American Tin Plate Company and American Sheet Steel Company. Its industry was sheet metal products and its headquarters remained in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In June 1936, the firm was taken over by the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation.
PLANTS/MILLS[]
- Bridgeport, Ohio
- Cambridge, Ohio
- Dover, Ohio
- Farrell, Pennsylvania
- Gary, Indiana
- Hyde Park, Pennsylvania
- Leechburg, Pennsylvania
- McKeesport, Pennsylvania
- New Castle, Pennsylvania
- New Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Scottdale, Pennsylvania.
- Shenango, Pennsylvania
- Vandergrift, Pennsylvania
- Wellsville, Ohio
PRODUCTS[]
- "Apollo" Galvanized Sheets
- "Apollo-Keystone" Copper-Steel Galvanized Sheets
- Automobile Sheets
- Black Plates
- Black Sheets
- American Bessemer
- Open Hearth
- Corrugated & Formed Roofing & Siding Materials
- Deep Drawing Sheets
- Electrical Sheets
- Fire Door Terne Plates
- Galvanized Culvert & Flume Stock
- "Keystone" Copper Steel Black & Galvanizing Sheets
- "MF" Roofing Tin
- Stove & Range Sheets
- "Wellsville" Polished Steel Sheets
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
The Ohio Architect and Builder (January 1905)
American Carpenter & Builder (August 1906)
Automobile Trade Journal (September 1916)
American Builder (November 1920)
American Builder (November 1923)
American Builder (November 1923)
Hardware Age (Sept. 28, 1933)