The Felix F. Daus Duplicator Company was founded in 1880 (incorporated December 1899) by Felix F. Daus in New York City, New York. Its industry was print duplicating devices and its headquarters remained in New York City, New York. The company existed until at least 1929.
Advertisements from 1888 display the firm name as Felix F. Daus & Company. A reference from early-1899 displays the firm name as Daus Acme Company. The company was briefly known as the Picture-Plex Corporation in 1922.
ADDRESSES[]
- 105-111 John Street, New York City, NY. (1903-1904)
COMPANY NAMES[]
- Felix F. Daus & Company
- Daus Acme Company
- Felix F. Daus Duplicator Company
- Picture-Plex Corporation
PRODUCTS[]
- "Daus Acme" Duplicator
- "Daus' Tip-Top" Duplicator
- "The Eclipse" Copying Apparatus
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
Scientific American (Jan. 30, 1904)
The Business Man's Magazine & The Book-Keeper (July 1905)