Freiday & Williams

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NameFreiday & Williams
OrtssitzOrange (N.J.)
StraßeRailroad Place
Art des UnternehmensWagnerei
AnmerkungenLage: Railroad Place, near Lumber Street. Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers
Quellenangaben[Industries of New Jersey, Essex County V (1882) 750]




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Wagen 1882 [Industries of N.J. (1882)] 1882 [Industries of N.J. (1882)]  




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ZEIT1882
THEMABeschreibung
TEXTThe building of carriages and wagons is an important industry in Orange, and engages the attention of some of the most enterprising artisans of that place, the most prominent among them being the firm of Freiday & Williams, who are the successors to the old, well-known firm of H. Mack & Co., and who occupy their extensive buildings on Railroad Place, opposite the depot. Messrs. Frieday & Williams do not base their reputation upon the firm they succeeded, but since they have been in business have produced a line of carriages, coaches, phaetons, buggies, park and driving wagons, and also light business wagons and heavy wagons of every variety, that commend themselves for style, beauty, and finish, and are equal to, if not superior, to those of any other makers in the State. They are careful in the selection of their materials, using only the best seasoned wood and first quality iron and steel, and being superior workmen themselves and employing those who are thoroughly proficient in their respective departments, turn out workmanship combining beauty of style and durability of the finest character and the highest order. The members of the firm, Mr. Milton B. Freiday and Mr. J. M. Williams, are active, energetic business men, who are held in high esteem by the whole community, and the great success they have attained by their well-directed efforts is an evidence at once of the appreciation of their workmanship by the general public and their ability and skill as first-class artisans. Messrs. Freiday & Williams make a specialty of repairing carriages and wagons, and guarantee all work performed by them to be of the best class, durable, and substantial.
QUELLE[Industries of New Jersey, Essex County V (1882) 750]