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Alfred Diller
| Name | Alfred Diller |
| Ortssitz | Lancaster (Pa.) |
| Straße | West Lemon Street 110 |
| Art des Unternehmens | Räderfabrik |
| Anmerkungen | Hesteller von Teilen für Holzräder von (Pferde-)wagen |
| Quellenangaben | [State of Pennsylvania: Lancaster (o.J.) 82] |
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| Holzteile für Wagenräder |
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| THEMA | Darstellung |
| TEXT | Manufacturer of Hubs, Bows, Felloes, Rims, and Perches, Office and Works, No. 110 West Lemon Street. Among the many
divisions and subdivisions that have taken place in labor within the last twenty years, that relating to the manufacture of carriages and wagons has undergone perhaps greater development than any other, and there are to be found in all parts of the country establishments making a special business of manufacturing the various parts that are required in the construction of these vehicles. In Lancaster the business is well represented by Mr. Alfred Diller, who occupies extensive premises, having dimensions of 50 x 100 feet, which contain a plant of the most complete possible character, operated by a fifty-horse power steam-engine. The machinery is of the best class, and the line of manufacture embraces hubs, bows, felloes, rims, and perches, and also carriage- and wagon-wheels. The facilities enjoyed by Mr. Diller for turning out this line of products, of the best quality and at low prices, and exceptional. The wood in the rough is brought to the factory by rail and is placed in the yard where it is perfectly well seasoned before being worked up, and the result is first-class, substantial hubs, felloes, wheels, etc., which are always in demand by the trade and carriage and wagon manufacturers. Mr. Diller, who is a native of Lancaster County, has always been ambitious to supply the best class of goods, that cannot be surpassed, and that he is successful is shown by the large business carried on. He has been identified with this line of manufacture a number of years, and has been in his present location since about 1880. No establishment in the city furnishes a more striking illustration of the rf
suits of enterprise, vigorous and persistent work and splendid management than is afforded by the condition of the business of Mr. Diller; and while giving to the city an industry which is powerful factor in its manufacturing supremacy he has made for himself a reputation widely extended and soundly established. |
| QUELLE | [State of Pennsylvania: Lancaster (o.J.) 82] |
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