25, King Street West, Toronto
Clougher Bros. - Toronto - 1884
Clougher Bros. were unlikely to be the manufacturers of the 'Camden Fountain Pen', probably just distributors.
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CLOUGHER BROTHERS
25, King Street West, Toronto
Clougher Bros. - Toronto - 1884
Clougher Bros. were unlikely to be the manufacturers of the 'Camden Fountain Pen', probably just distributors.
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25, King Street West, Toronto
Clougher Bros. - Toronto - 1884
Clougher Bros. were unlikely to be the manufacturers of the 'Camden Fountain Pen', probably just distributors.
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LIBERTY FOUNTAIN AND GOLD PEN Co.
69, Cortlandt Street, New York
Liberty Fountain and Gold Pen Co. - New York - 1914
Liberty Fountain and Gold Pen Co. - New York - 1915
Established by at least 1914 by George F. Barrett.
Incorporated in 1916. (Edward Turnburger - President, Hazlitt A. Cuppy - Secretary, George F. Barrett - Treasurer).
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69, Cortlandt Street, New York
Liberty Fountain and Gold Pen Co. - New York - 1914
Liberty Fountain and Gold Pen Co. - New York - 1915
Established by at least 1914 by George F. Barrett.
Incorporated in 1916. (Edward Turnburger - President, Hazlitt A. Cuppy - Secretary, George F. Barrett - Treasurer).
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LAUGHLIN Mfg.Co.
25, Griswold Street, later, 44 & 453 Majestic Building, Detroit
Laughlin Mfg.Co. - Detroit - 1901
Laughlin Mfg.Co. - Detroit - 1908
Laughlin Mfg.Co. - Detroit - 1908
User of the trade name "RED GEM".
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25, Griswold Street, later, 44 & 453 Majestic Building, Detroit
Laughlin Mfg.Co. - Detroit - 1901
Laughlin Mfg.Co. - Detroit - 1908
Laughlin Mfg.Co. - Detroit - 1908
User of the trade name "RED GEM".
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E. NEWTON & Co.
63, Aldermanbury, London
E. Newton & Co. - London - 1905
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63, Aldermanbury, London
E. Newton & Co. - London - 1905
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INGERSOLL REDIPOINT Co.
1376, Quality Park, St. Paul, Minn. and 461, Fourth Avenue, New York
Ingersoll Redipoint Company - New York - 1922
Ingersoll Redipoint Company - New York - 1922
Ingersoll Redipoint Company - St. Paul, Minn. - 1923
Established in 1922 by William H. Ingersoll, who was formerly with Robt. H. Ingersoll & Bro. (Robert Hawley Ingersoll and Charles Henry Ingersoll).
The Ingersoll Redipoint is often to be found with an advertising disc inserted into the top of the cap.
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1376, Quality Park, St. Paul, Minn. and 461, Fourth Avenue, New York
Ingersoll Redipoint Company - New York - 1922
Ingersoll Redipoint Company - New York - 1922
Ingersoll Redipoint Company - St. Paul, Minn. - 1923
Established in 1922 by William H. Ingersoll, who was formerly with Robt. H. Ingersoll & Bro. (Robert Hawley Ingersoll and Charles Henry Ingersoll).
The Ingersoll Redipoint is often to be found with an advertising disc inserted into the top of the cap.
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VILLIERS & JACKSON
3, Hockley Hill, Great Hampton Street, Birmingham
An example of the work of Villiers & Jackson:
V & J - Chester - 1887
Villiers & Jackson entered their marks at the Birmingham and Chester assay offices.
See: http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... ers#p76827
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3, Hockley Hill, Great Hampton Street, Birmingham
An example of the work of Villiers & Jackson:
V & J - Chester - 1887
Villiers & Jackson entered their marks at the Birmingham and Chester assay offices.
See: http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... ers#p76827
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D.F. FOLEY & Co.
23, Maiden Lane, New York
D.F. Foley & Co. - New York - 1888
Daniel F. Foley was the son of the New York gold pen maker, John Foley.
The business was established in February 1888 and incorporated in January 1891.
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23, Maiden Lane, New York
D.F. Foley & Co. - New York - 1888
Daniel F. Foley was the son of the New York gold pen maker, John Foley.
The business was established in February 1888 and incorporated in January 1891.
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J.R. EDEL & Co.
134, Fleet Street, London
J.R. Edel & Co. - London - 1908
Users of the trade name 'JOCKEY'.
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134, Fleet Street, London
J.R. Edel & Co. - London - 1908
Users of the trade name 'JOCKEY'.
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COLONIAL PEN Co.
Kittery, Maine
Augusta, Me.–The Colonial Pen Co. has been organized at Kittery for the manufacture of pens. The capital stock is $20.000, of which nothing is paid in. The officers are as follows: President, William J. Chaplin, of Boston; treasurer, Edward C Bates, of Westboro, Mass.
Source: Jewelers Review - 3rd May 1899
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Kittery, Maine
Augusta, Me.–The Colonial Pen Co. has been organized at Kittery for the manufacture of pens. The capital stock is $20.000, of which nothing is paid in. The officers are as follows: President, William J. Chaplin, of Boston; treasurer, Edward C Bates, of Westboro, Mass.
Source: Jewelers Review - 3rd May 1899
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EBERHARD FABER
New York and Chicago
Eberhard Faber - New York and Chicago - 1891
Established in 1861 by Johann Eberhard Faber.
Users of the trade name 'Permapoint'.
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New York and Chicago
Eberhard Faber - New York and Chicago - 1891
Established in 1861 by Johann Eberhard Faber.
Users of the trade name 'Permapoint'.
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LINCOLN FOUNTAIN PEN Co.
Room 30, later, 64, 108, Fulton Street, New York
Lincoln Fountain Pen Co. - New York - 1896
Lincoln Fountain Pen Co. - New York - 1897
Appears to have been taken over by Frazer & Geyer Co. by 1902.
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Room 30, later, 64, 108, Fulton Street, New York
Lincoln Fountain Pen Co. - New York - 1896
Lincoln Fountain Pen Co. - New York - 1897
Appears to have been taken over by Frazer & Geyer Co. by 1902.
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SCHAAF PEN Co.
Jefferson Avenue, Toledo, Ohio
The Schaaf Pen Co. - Toledo, Ohio - 1904
Established in 1903. The business later restyled their name to the 'Autofiller Fountain Pen Company'. Thought to have gone out of business in c.1920.
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Jefferson Avenue, Toledo, Ohio
The Schaaf Pen Co. - Toledo, Ohio - 1904
Established in 1903. The business later restyled their name to the 'Autofiller Fountain Pen Company'. Thought to have gone out of business in c.1920.
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KEGRIZE PEN COMPANY
Philadelphia
Kegrize Pen Company - Philadelphia - 1906
The Kegrize Pen Company was founded around 1901 by Frank M. Kegrize. The firm appear to be out of business by 1910.
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Philadelphia
Kegrize Pen Company - Philadelphia - 1906
The Kegrize Pen Company was founded around 1901 by Frank M. Kegrize. The firm appear to be out of business by 1910.
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EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY
377-379, later, 1150, Broadway and 703, East 13th Street, New York
Eagle Pencil Company - New York - 1888
Eagle Pencil Co. - New York - 1904
Eagle Pencil Company - New York - 1909
Eagle Pencil Company - New York - 1921
Eagle Pencil Company - New York - 1921
Established in 1858 by Heinrich Berolzheimer.
The firm opened a London office in 1864.
Noted as an exhibitor at the British Industries Fair of 1922.
The firm opened factories at London (1907), Mexico (1929), Canada (1931), Colombia (1956) and Venezuela (1962).
Absorbed into the Berol Corporation in 1969.
The Eagle Pencil Company was established in the year 1858, and was the first American pencil manufacturing establishment to build a branch factory abroad. This concern now has a factory at No. 710 East 14th street, New York City. and one at Tottenham, England. The American office and salesroom are located at Nos. 377 and 379 Broadway; the foreign office is at No. 14 Fore street, London. England. The timber purchasing department and cedar mills of this company are located in Chattanooga. Tenn. There are more than seventeen hundred persons employed by this concern in the manufacture of pencils. The officers of the company are Emil Berolzheimer, president; Samuel Kraus. vice-president; Philip Berolzheimer. treasurer, and C. S. Braistead. secretary.
The reputation of the Eagle Pencil Company has been made and well established through the merit of its articles. it has always been the aim of this company to manufacture at moderate prices good goods. From time to time it has introduced various novelties and patented articles that have won for it an undisputed record as being the first in its line. It was the first to manufacture a pencil with an eraser rubber at the end. it was also the first to introduce the copying pencil. that has become such a necessity in the commercial world today.
Source: Geyer's Stationer - 30th September 1909
An image of Henry Berolzheimer:
This image was published in the year of his death, 1906.
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377-379, later, 1150, Broadway and 703, East 13th Street, New York
Eagle Pencil Company - New York - 1888
Eagle Pencil Co. - New York - 1904
Eagle Pencil Company - New York - 1909
Eagle Pencil Company - New York - 1921
Eagle Pencil Company - New York - 1921
Established in 1858 by Heinrich Berolzheimer.
The firm opened a London office in 1864.
Noted as an exhibitor at the British Industries Fair of 1922.
The firm opened factories at London (1907), Mexico (1929), Canada (1931), Colombia (1956) and Venezuela (1962).
Absorbed into the Berol Corporation in 1969.
The Eagle Pencil Company was established in the year 1858, and was the first American pencil manufacturing establishment to build a branch factory abroad. This concern now has a factory at No. 710 East 14th street, New York City. and one at Tottenham, England. The American office and salesroom are located at Nos. 377 and 379 Broadway; the foreign office is at No. 14 Fore street, London. England. The timber purchasing department and cedar mills of this company are located in Chattanooga. Tenn. There are more than seventeen hundred persons employed by this concern in the manufacture of pencils. The officers of the company are Emil Berolzheimer, president; Samuel Kraus. vice-president; Philip Berolzheimer. treasurer, and C. S. Braistead. secretary.
The reputation of the Eagle Pencil Company has been made and well established through the merit of its articles. it has always been the aim of this company to manufacture at moderate prices good goods. From time to time it has introduced various novelties and patented articles that have won for it an undisputed record as being the first in its line. It was the first to manufacture a pencil with an eraser rubber at the end. it was also the first to introduce the copying pencil. that has become such a necessity in the commercial world today.
Source: Geyer's Stationer - 30th September 1909
An image of Henry Berolzheimer:
This image was published in the year of his death, 1906.
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H.P. & E. DAY
Seymour, Connecticut
Edmund Day, who, with his brother, Henry Day, was a pioneer in the manufacture of stylographic and fountain pens, died at his residence in Seymour, Conn., recently, after having been in ill health for seven years. He was stricken at that time while examining his orange groves in Florida. Mr. Day was born in West Springfield. Mass., on Dec. 12, 1831, being 90 years old at the time of his death. He was a Republican State representative in 1873-74 and Senator in 1884-85. After attending Yale college he went into the pen-making business with his brother, organizing the H. P. & E. Day Co. He married Miss Annie Melcher, of Dover, N. H., in 1863. He was a successful and active business man of Seymour, having held the following positions: organizer of and the first president of the Seymour Electric Light Co., president of the Seymour Trust Co.. president of the B. D. Rising Paper Co., Housatonic. Mass., director of the Seymour Mfg. Co., A. Matthews Mfg. Co., Rimmon Mfg. Co. Fourth National Bank. Waterbury, Conn.. Colonial Trust Co., Waterbury. He is survived by one son, William M. Dav, and two daughters, Mrs. C. M. French and Mrs. H. C. Edgerton, East Hampton, Conn. The funeral was held from his late home.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 19th January 1921
In 1946 H. P. & E. Day, Inc., became a wholly owned subsidiary of the Waterman Pen Company.
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Seymour, Connecticut
Edmund Day, who, with his brother, Henry Day, was a pioneer in the manufacture of stylographic and fountain pens, died at his residence in Seymour, Conn., recently, after having been in ill health for seven years. He was stricken at that time while examining his orange groves in Florida. Mr. Day was born in West Springfield. Mass., on Dec. 12, 1831, being 90 years old at the time of his death. He was a Republican State representative in 1873-74 and Senator in 1884-85. After attending Yale college he went into the pen-making business with his brother, organizing the H. P. & E. Day Co. He married Miss Annie Melcher, of Dover, N. H., in 1863. He was a successful and active business man of Seymour, having held the following positions: organizer of and the first president of the Seymour Electric Light Co., president of the Seymour Trust Co.. president of the B. D. Rising Paper Co., Housatonic. Mass., director of the Seymour Mfg. Co., A. Matthews Mfg. Co., Rimmon Mfg. Co. Fourth National Bank. Waterbury, Conn.. Colonial Trust Co., Waterbury. He is survived by one son, William M. Dav, and two daughters, Mrs. C. M. French and Mrs. H. C. Edgerton, East Hampton, Conn. The funeral was held from his late home.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 19th January 1921
In 1946 H. P. & E. Day, Inc., became a wholly owned subsidiary of the Waterman Pen Company.
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MABIE, TODD & Co.
180, Broadway, New York, and London, Chicago, Toronto, Paris, Brussels and Manchester
Mabie, Todd & Co. - New York - 1868
The manufacture of Gold Pens is comparatively a modern innovation. Their use in the United States dates back, however, for a period of twenty-five years, when their introduction met and successfully contended with the prejudices common to all new and useful improvements. Too many manufacturers have endeavored to supplant the good old fashioned quill and steel pen by placing upon the Market an article, which, though composed of the more costly material, proves utterly useless in a very short time, and loses even the value it possesses as precious metal until remelted and reformed for some useful and legitimate purpose. The superiority of the Gold Pen over all others, when skillfully and honestly made, is a fact long conceded. The Hon. Daniel Webster once wrote ; “It is indeed the only metallic pen worth using.”
Messrs. Mabie, Todd & Co. manufacture a larger variety, perhaps, than any other house in the country, and have obtained a reputation for the most reliable, durable, and pure goods. Mr. Mabie, the senior partner, with an experience of thirty-five years, is directly connected with the manufactory, and gives the Pencil Case department his entire time and attention.
Of the Gold Pen department, Mr. J. S. Bard, one of the junior partners, has had full charge for the past fifteen years, and an experience of much longer time. Only the most improved and costly machinery and the finest skilled labor are employed by this house, added to which a conscientious adherence to the principles of honor and integrity in all their dealings, renders it a fait accompli that they maintain the foremost position among the manufacturers of Gold Pens and Pencil Cases in the United States.
Source: History of New York City: From the Discovery to the Present Day - William Leete Stone - 1868
Mabie, Todd & Bard - London - 1893
Mabie, Todd & Bard - London - 1893
Mabie, Todd & Bard - London - 1896
Mabie, Todd & Co. - London - 1908
Mabie, Todd & Co. - Toronto - 1910
Mabie, Todd & Co. - London - 1910
Mabie, Todd & Company - Toronto - 1916
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Chicago - 1918
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Chicago - 1919
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Chicago - 1920
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Chicago - 1920
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Toronto - 1921
M over T - Sterling
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180, Broadway, New York, and London, Chicago, Toronto, Paris, Brussels and Manchester
Mabie, Todd & Co. - New York - 1868
The manufacture of Gold Pens is comparatively a modern innovation. Their use in the United States dates back, however, for a period of twenty-five years, when their introduction met and successfully contended with the prejudices common to all new and useful improvements. Too many manufacturers have endeavored to supplant the good old fashioned quill and steel pen by placing upon the Market an article, which, though composed of the more costly material, proves utterly useless in a very short time, and loses even the value it possesses as precious metal until remelted and reformed for some useful and legitimate purpose. The superiority of the Gold Pen over all others, when skillfully and honestly made, is a fact long conceded. The Hon. Daniel Webster once wrote ; “It is indeed the only metallic pen worth using.”
Messrs. Mabie, Todd & Co. manufacture a larger variety, perhaps, than any other house in the country, and have obtained a reputation for the most reliable, durable, and pure goods. Mr. Mabie, the senior partner, with an experience of thirty-five years, is directly connected with the manufactory, and gives the Pencil Case department his entire time and attention.
Of the Gold Pen department, Mr. J. S. Bard, one of the junior partners, has had full charge for the past fifteen years, and an experience of much longer time. Only the most improved and costly machinery and the finest skilled labor are employed by this house, added to which a conscientious adherence to the principles of honor and integrity in all their dealings, renders it a fait accompli that they maintain the foremost position among the manufacturers of Gold Pens and Pencil Cases in the United States.
Source: History of New York City: From the Discovery to the Present Day - William Leete Stone - 1868
Mabie, Todd & Bard - London - 1893
Mabie, Todd & Bard - London - 1893
Mabie, Todd & Bard - London - 1896
Mabie, Todd & Co. - London - 1908
Mabie, Todd & Co. - Toronto - 1910
Mabie, Todd & Co. - London - 1910
Mabie, Todd & Company - Toronto - 1916
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Chicago - 1918
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Chicago - 1919
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Chicago - 1920
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Chicago - 1920
Mabie, Todd & Company - New York and Toronto - 1921
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THE STAR PEN MANUFACTURING Co.Ltd.
147, Holborn Bars, London
The Star Pen Manufacturing Co.Ltd. - London - 1910
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147, Holborn Bars, London
The Star Pen Manufacturing Co.Ltd. - London - 1910
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SUTTON PEN COMPANY
13, William Street, New York
Sutton Pen Company - New York - 1907
Hicks-Sackett was the partnership of William S. Hicks and George Henry Sackett.
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13, William Street, New York
Sutton Pen Company - New York - 1907
Hicks-Sackett was the partnership of William S. Hicks and George Henry Sackett.
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DEEN FOUNTAIN PEN COMPANY
19, Central Avenue, Newark, New Jersey
Newark
The Deen Fountain Pen Co. is the trade name which has been filed for the business conducted at 19 Central Ave. by Daniel Nilovitz, 10 West End Ave.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 1st December 1920
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19, Central Avenue, Newark, New Jersey
Newark
The Deen Fountain Pen Co. is the trade name which has been filed for the business conducted at 19 Central Ave. by Daniel Nilovitz, 10 West End Ave.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 1st December 1920
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QUEEN & Co.
Philadelphia
Queen & Co. - Philadelphia - 1894
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Philadelphia
Queen & Co. - Philadelphia - 1894
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