Records, 1893-1964.

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Records, 1893-1964.

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The records of the Sugar Apparatus Manufacturing Company consist of an order book, letter books, correspondence files, and drawings. The order book (1893-1910, 1919) lists the names of customers, location of refinery or plant, type of material to be evaporated, evaporator capacity, number of effects, materials, sources of parts, weights and costs.

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The Sugar Apparatus Manufacturing Company of Philadelphia was typical of many of the small specialty manufacturers of the region. S. Morris Lillie, the company president, patented his single and multiple effect evaporators and began marketing them in 1893. The evaporators were primarily used to recover crystallized sugar from solutions made from sugar cane or sugar beets. As was common in such operations, Lillie contracted the actual manufacture to a variety of local foundries and m...