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United States Rubber Company
The United States Rubber Company was founded in 1892 by Charles R. Flint in Naugatuck, Connecticut following a merger of eleven rubber companies. Its industry was primarily tires and its headquarters were in Greenville, South -
Jones & Lamson Machine Company
The Jones& Lamson Machine Company was founded in 1858 by Silas Lamson, Abel F. Goodnow and B. Buchanan Yale after purchasing the assets of the Robbins& Lawrence Company. Its industry was lathes and thread grinders -
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These companies are researched and placed on this wiki when I find them referenced in advertisements from old magazines and newspapers. Information is found from primarily online sources including Newspapers.com and publications digitalized on -
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation
The American Radiator& Standard Sanitary Corporation was formed in 1929 as a result of a merger between the American Radiator Company and Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company. Its industry was heating and plumbing (currently building materials -
Taylor Instrument Companies
Taylor Instrument Companies was founded in November 1851 by George E. Taylor and David Kendall in Rochester, New York. Its industry is water control instruments and its headquarters were in Rochester, New York (1851-2000 -
E. C. Atkins & Company
E. C. Atkins& Company was founded in 1855 by Elias C. Atkins in Cleveland, Ohio. Its industry was hardware and tools and its headquarters were in Cleveland, Ohio (1855-1856), Indianapolis, Indiana (1856-1961) and -
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
The Yale& Towne Manufacturing Company was founded on December 9, 1868 by Linus Yale, Jr. and Henry R. Towne in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Its industry was locks and its headquarters were in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1868-1869 -
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company
The Russell& Erwin Manufacturing Company was founded in 1839 by Henry E. Russell, Cornelius B. Erwin, and Frederick T. Stanley. It manufactures door locks, padlocks, and other door hardware and it's headquarters were in -
Champion Spark Plug Company
The Champion Spark Plug Company was founded on June 10, 1905 by Albert Champion and brothers Spencer U. and Frank D. Stranahan in Boston, Massachusetts. Its industry was spark plugs and its headquarters were in -
F. E. Myers & Bro. Company
The F. E. Myers& Bro. Company, also known as the Ashland Pump& Hay Tool Works,was founded in 1870 by Francis E. and Philip A. Myers in Ashland, Ohio. Its industry was water systems and -
DeVilbiss Manufacturing Company
The DeVilbiss Manufacturing Company was founded in 1888 by Allen DeVilbiss in Toledo, Ohio. Its industry is spray equipment and compressors and its headquarters were in Toledo, Ohio (1888-1989), Jackson, Tennessee (1989-present). The -
Northern Furniture Company
The Northern Furniture Company was founded on January 5, 1881 (incorporated 1886) by George B. Mattoon in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Its industry was furniture and its headquarters remained in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. It was bought out by -
Easy Washing Machine Company
The Easy Washing Machine Company was founded in 1877 by Cyrus A. Dodge and Walter J. Zuill in Syracuse, New York. Its industry was washing machines and its headquarters remained in Syracuse, New York. The -
Henry Furnace & Foundry Company
The Henry Furnace& Foundry Company was founded in 1898 by Thomas E. Henry in Cleveland, Ohio. Its industry was furnaces and its headquarters remained in Cleveland, Ohio. The Henry-Miller Foundry Company was formed in -
Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation
The Weston Electrical Instrument Corporation was founded in April 1888 by Edward Weston in Newark, New Jersey. Its industry was electronics and its headquarters remained in Newark, New Jersey. It was acquired by the Sangamo -
National Lock Company
The National Lock Company was founded on May 5, 1903 by Levin Faust, P. A. Peterson and Frank G. Hogland in Rockford, Illinois. Its industry was locks and hardware and its headquarters remained in Rockford -
Lufkin Rule Company
The Lufkin Rule Company was founded in 1869 (incorporated March 8, 1887) by Edward T. Lufkin in Cleveland, Ohio. Its industry was measurement tools and its headquarters were in Cleveland, Ohio (1869-1890) and Saginaw -
Penick & Ford, Ltd.
Penick& Ford, Ltd. was founded in 1897 by William S. Penick and James P. Ford in Shreveport, Louisiana. Its industry is specialty food ingredients and its headquarters were in Shreveport, Louisiana (1897-?), Bellevue, Washington (?-2002 -
Bird & Son, Inc.
Bird& Son, Inc. was founded in 1795 by George Bird in Needham, Massachusetts. Its industry is roofing and its headquarters is in Norwood, Massachusetts. It was purchased by the Certain-teed Products Corporation in 1998 -
Lambert Pharmacal Company
The Lambert Pharmacal Company was founded in 1885 by Jordan W. Lambert in St. Louis, Missouri. Its industry was pharmaceuticals and its headquarters remained in St. Louis, Missouri. The Lambert Company was set up in -
Blue Bell, Inc.
Blue Bell, Inc. was founded on August 20, 1904 by Charles C. Hudson in Greensboro, North Carolina succeeding the business of Hudson Manufacturing Company. Its industry was work apparel and its headquarters were in Greensboro -
Ternstedt Manufacturing Company
The Ternstedt Manufacturing Company was founded on April 17, 1917 by Alvar K. Ternstedt in Detroit, Michigan. Its industry was automobile body hardware and its headquarters remained in Detroit, Michigan. It was acquired by Fisher -
International Nickel Company
The International Nickel Company was founded on March 29, 1902 in New Jersey as a result of a merger between the Carnegie Steel Company, Canadian Copper Company and Orford Copper Company. Its industry is metals -
Ruberoid Company
The Ruberoid Company was founded in 1887 by Julius I. Livingstone and Ralph L. Shainwald in Bound Brook, New Jersey. Its industry was roofing and its headquarters were in New York City, New York. In -
General Fireproofing Company
The General Fireproofing Company was founded on January 28, 1902 by Herbert E. White in Youngstown, Ohio. Its industry was building materials and business furniture and its headquarters remained in Youngstown, Ohio. The company declared
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