Van Slett Advertising Company collection, 1940-1990 (bulk 1948-1988).

Wyman-Gordon Company

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Worcester Drop Forging Company founded in Worcester, Mass., by Horace Wyman and Lyman F. Gordon in 1883, chiefly as provider and manufacturer of forgings for local industries; later renamed Wyman-Gordon Company; during the late 19th century and throughout the 20th century, became known as world producer of forgings for transportation industries, from bicycle parts to automobile crankshafts and specialized forgings for the aerospace industries. From the description of Records, 1883-19...

Van Slett, Francis A.

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Van Slett Advertising Company

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Established in Worcester, Mass., by Francis A. Van Slett in 1940; designed and constructed signs for advertising and other purposes until Van Slett's retirement in the early 1990s; in addition to operating the advertising sign company, Van Slett in 1961 purchased the assets of the Worcester Lunch Car Company and established the Worcester Deluxe Diners Manufacturing Company. From the description of Van Slett Advertising Company collection, 1940-1990 (bulk 1948-1988). (Unknown). WorldC...

Harrington & Richardson Arms Co.

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Manufacturer of revolvers, shotguns, handcuffs, and related items; established in Worcester, Mass., in 1871; ceased operations in Worcester and relocated in Gardner, Mass., ca. 1973. From the description of Harrington & Richardson Arms Co. collection, 1906-1973 (bulk 1919-1973). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70927345 ...

Salisbury Mansion (Worcester, Mass.)

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College of the Holy Cross Worcester, Mass.

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Worcester Deluxe Diners Manufacturing Company

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Worcester Lunch Car and Carriage Company founded in 1906, Worcester, Mass.; name later changed to Worcester Lunch Car Company; built a total of 651 diners, many of which still exist in New England, noted for their high quality of work, hand-made wooden elements, and clerestory windows; company ceased operations in 1961 and assets purchased by Worcester Deluxe Diners Manufacturing Company, owned by Francis Van Slett. Plans were developed for a modernistic diner and construction started but it was...

Clark university Worcester, Mass.

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