Enterprise Engine & Machinery Company records, circa 1940-1970.

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Enterprise Engine & Machinery Company records, circa 1940-1970.

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Photographs, photographic negatives, product catalogs, publications (Enterprise News; Transamerica Times), mechanical drawings of machine parts, and telephone list of a large machinery and diesel engine manufacturing company that had its start in San Francisco, Calif. circa 1881. Some materials in ring binders with embossed cover. Photographs depict large engine machinery and workers.

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Enterprise Engine & Machinery Company.

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Enterprise Engine & Machinery Company was started in San Francisco (circa 1881) by a German immigrant, Henry Martens. At first, Martens and his two business partners, H.W. Heany and A. Anderson primarily supplied castings for gold mining machinery and other industrial equipment which included compression cylinder castings for large engines. Following the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, the company played a key role in the rebuilding of the city. It went on to supply ...

General Metals Corporation.

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Transamerica Corporation

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