The Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Company was founded on April 24, 1902 by J. L. Record and Otis Briggs in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Its industry was farming equipment and its headquarters remained in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It merged with the Moline Implement Company and Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company in 1929, forming the Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Company.
SUBSIDIARIES[]
- Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Company of Canada, Ltd.
- Twin City Company
PRODUCTS[]
- All-Steel Threshers
- 22-42
- 28-48
- 36-60
- Motor Trucks
- 2-ton
- 3½-ton
- Tractors
- 12-20
- 16-30
- 25-45
- 40-65
- 60-90
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
The American Elevator & Grain Trade (June 15, 1905)
Canadian Farm Implements (January 1913)
Gas Review (September 1913)
Motor Age (July 24, 1919)
Commercial America (November 1919)
Twin City 12-20 2-Plow Blueprint (ca. 1920)
The Saturday Evening Post (May 1, 1920)
The Commercial Car Journal (Sept. 15, 1921)