Travis & Murray Manufacturing Co.

Allgemeines

NameTravis & Murray Manufacturing Co.
OrtssitzNew York City
StraßeGreene Street 140
Art des UnternehmensMetallgießerei
AnmerkungenAdresse (um 1884): No. 140 Greene und No. 5 Thompson Streets. Branche: Manufacturers of Artistic Gas-Fixtures, Bronzes, and Church Metal Work, etc.
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ZEIT1884
THEMAFirmendarstellung
TEXTA house devoted to the production of the innumerable pieces of brass, bronze, and other metal castings for gas-fixtures for dwellings, public buildings, and churches. Is that of the Travis & Murray M'fg Co., whose factory and show-rooms are located at No. 140 Greene and No. 5 Thompson Streets. This industry was founded several years ago by Messrs. Travis & Murray, and was condicted for some time under the style and title of "Travis, Murray & Co.". Eventually it was incorporated under the name of the "Travis & Murray M'f'g Co.," and the following gentlemen, well known by the community for their great executive ability and sterling integrity, assumed the management; viz., President, J. F. Travis, Vice-President and Secretary, Howard Conkling, and Treasurer, Edward J. Murray. The factory is located at No. 5 Thompson Street, and consists of a spacious four-storied building admirably arranged with all the latest improved machinery and appliances known to the trade, employment being given to one hundred and forty skilled and experienced operatives. The company makes a specialty of gas-fixtures, bronzes, and church metal work, and in this particular it is unexcelled by any other contemporary house, either at home or abroad, in elegance, quality, and design.
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