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Revision as of 00:08, 12 April 2021
The Chaplin-Fulton Manufacturing Company was founded in 1832 (incorporated January 6, 1891) by Andrew Fulton in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Its industry was gas governors, regulators, and steam specialties (originally a brass foundry) and its headquarters remained in Pittsburgh (Neville), Pennsylvania. In 1884 a partnership was formed by Louis B. Fulton, Melchior B. Chaplin, and William M. Ralston, Chaplin-Fulton, Ltd., to take over the former business. The firm went of of business in 1963 and its assets were sold to the Rockwell Manufacturing Company.
COMPANY NAMES
Andrew Fulton (1832-1866)
Andrew Fulton & Sons (1866-1871)
A. Fulton's Son & Company (1871-1884)
Chaplin-Fulton, Ltd. (1884-1891)
Chaplin-Fulton Manufacturing Company, Inc. (1891-1963)
PRODUCTS
- Copper Floats
- "Fulton" Duplex Gas Governors
ADVERTISEMENTS
Seeger & Guernsey's Cyclopaedia of the Manufactures & Products of the United States (1890)
The Gas Age (June 25, 1920)
Manufactured Gas Industry (January 1921)