The L. & I. J. White Company was founded in 1837 (incorporated 1892) by Leonard and Ichabod J. White in Monroe, Michigan. Its industry was tools and its headquarters were in Monroe, Michigan (1837-1843) and Buffalo, New York (1843-1928). In 1928, the company merged with the A. A. Simonds-Dayton Company and Worden Tool Company to form the Simonds-Worden-White Company.
PRODUCTS[]
- Edge Tools
- Butchers'
- Carpenters'
- Coopers'
- Ice
- Mill Wrights'
- Ship Carpenters'
- Machine Knives
- Chipper
- Leather Splitting
- Paper Trimming
- Planer
- Stave
- Tobacco Cutting
- Veneer
- Shear Blades
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From the 1905-1906 edition of Thomas' Register of American Manufacturers
American Carpenter & Builder (February 1916)
The Inland Printer (October 1923)
American Builder (November 1923)
Building Age & National Builder (July 1925)