The firm of George S. Comstock was founded in 1846 by Adam Hauck and Jeremiah Senseman in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Its industry was farm equipment and its headquarters remained in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Following the death of Adam Hauck, brothers George and Samuel Hauck took over the firm in 1860. The company shut down in November 1917.
COMPANY NAMES[]
- Senseman & Hauck (1846-1860)
- S. & G. Hauck (1860-1880)
- Hauck & Comstock (1880-1903)
- George S. Comstock (1903-1917)
PRODUCTS[]
- Air Compressors
- Bag Trucks & Holders
- Carts
- Barrel
- Hand
- Cutters
- Ensilage
- Feed
- Hay
- "Lion Fodder" Cutter & Crusher
- Farm Bells
- Land Rollers
- "Lightning" Sickle Grinder
- "Novelty" Hay Rake
- "Plank, Jr." Corn Sheller
- "Plank, Jr." Plow
- Portable Saw Mills
- "Triumph" Cider Mill
- Wine Presses
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
The Thresherman's Review (August 1904)
Gas Review (January 1912)