Constellation Similarity Assertions

Hoerner Waldorf Corporation had its beginnings in Baker-Collins Company, a small print shop established in 1886 in downtown St. Paul (Minn.). By 1890 Baker Collins had become the H.L. Collins Company, and advertised themselves as printers, binders, stationers, and engravers. M.W. Waldorf had become secretary of the firm by 1894. By 1906 the firm was engaged in the manufacture of colored labels and folding boxes, and M.W. Waldorf was secretary and manager. The company moved to a larger plant located in the Midway District of St. Paul around 1907. Also in 1907 M.W. Waldorf established the Waldorf Box Board Company.

In 1915 M.W. Waldorf and Paul N. Myers created the Waldorf Paper Products Company in a merger of three apparently separate but cooperating companies: The American Paper Stock Company, suppliers of raw material; Waldorf Box Board Company, manufacturers of paperboard; and the H.L. Collins Company, converters of cartons and containers.

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