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H. C. Wissman
| Name | H. C. Wissman |
| Ortssitz | New York City |
| Straße | University Place 37 |
| Art des Unternehmens | Kühlschrankfabrik |
| Anmerkungen | Am University Place 37 sind die Büro- und Warenräume. Branche: Manufacturer of Refrigerators. |
| Quellenangaben | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 313] |
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| ZEIT | 1884 |
| THEMA | Firmendarstellung |
| TEXT | Refrigerators during the last decade have come greatly intc use in consequence of their great value in preserving meats, milk, cream, butter, etc. A prominent house en gaged in the manufacture of these useful articles is that of Mr. H. C. Wissman, whose office and warerooms are located at No. 37 University Place. The factory is situated at No. 53 Christie Street, and is a very spacious and commodious six-storied building, fully equipped with the most modern machinery and appliances, employmen being furnished to about thirty skilled operatives. The refrigerators manufactured by this house under the names of "Polaris," "Saratoga" and "Baby Coolers" are all finished in the natural wood, and lined with cypress. The sides, top, bottom and doors, etc., are double lined with hair felt, with a sheathing of felting-paper on either side (which is equivalent to wrapping the ice in a series of blankets) and are provided with a filling of charcoal and cork. It is not necessary to fill Mr. Wissman's refrigerators with broken ice, as a great saving and low temperature are. obtained by putting in solid blocks. The increasing demand for the "Polaris" and "Saratoga" and he many testimonials that have been received fully confirm the opinion that they are the best and most popular articles on sale either for family or business purposes. The nursery refrigerator, another of his specialties, is made of tin, and through the application of scientific principles is made the most perfect article of the kind in he market. Mr. Wissman has opened a branch at No. 58 Beekumn Street, and is prepared to furnish estimates for refrigerators of any kind, and repairs and puts in order furnaces, ranges, etc. Personally, he is a young man of great promise and ability, and the success which he has obtained is only the just reward o£ his energy, enterprise and perseverance. |
| QUELLE | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 313] |
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