[Business records]. 1879-1962.

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[Business records]. 1879-1962.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/49919634

Includes minutes of stockholders' meetings, 1934; stock certificates, 1938-1939; a company history, 1938; correspondence, 1933-1962, with clients, both buyers and sellers; and reference files, ca. 1880-1950, with advertising circulars, patents, trade catalogs, photographs, and related correspondence. Also includes profit and loss statements, 1880-1918; ledgers, 1879-1918; bills, receipts and credit memos, 1939-1940; sales orders, 1895-1918, some arranged by machinery type; notebooks on machines and their installation, 1887-1920, kept by E.W. Atkinson and William P. Homans; sales contracts, 1930-1952; and a Societe Alsacienne de Constructions Mecaniques specification book, 1911-1936, concerning specific orders.

84 ft. (47 boxes + 345 v.)

American Textile History Museum Library

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American Textile History Museum Library

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Homans, William P.

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Stoddard, Haserick, Richards & Company.

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Société alsacienne de constructions mécaniques.

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Stoddard, Lovering & Company.

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Richards, Atkinson & Haserick.

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Dobson and Barlow.

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Prince, Smith and Son.

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Edwards and Stoddard.

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Carver Brothers and Company.

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Atkinson, E. W.

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Atkinson, Haserick & Company.

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The company, located in Boston and Framingham, Mass., was a broker for worsted and cotton machinery and both wool and Egyptian cotton. It succeeded a firm known as Edwards and Stoddard, importers of silks, ribbons, and fabrics especially of French origin. By 1880, it was known as Stoddard, Lovering & Co. and had an office in Bradford, England; it was the sole agent for Prince, Smith and Son, Keighley, England, manufacturers of worsted machinery, and Dobson and Barlow Ltd., Bolto...