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Plumbing
Featured Fade – Campbell & Hillier – Plumbing, Steamfitting & Tinsmiths – Calgary AB, Canada – Kevin Millar
Agents for Pease Economy Furnaces © Kevin Millar
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Wikipedia
The Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada Archives
By 1884, J. F. Pease Furnace Company, manufacturers of the “celebrated Economy Furnace,” were located at the junction of Willow Street and the Oswego Canal. They specialized in “Economy steam and Hot Air Combination Furnace and Economy Hot Air Furnace.” D. M. Kennedy was president of the firm, J. F. Pease was vice-president and E. Kirby West was secretary and treasurer. – Industry in Syracuse – Wikipedia
Chalmers Bro’s Plumbers – Flour Ad – Orange, NJ
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CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE - Google Books
The Metal worker, plumber and steam fitter, Volume 72, Part 1 - July 3, 1909 - Google Books
Circa 1908 postcard - Preziosi Postcards - Ebay
January 2, 1909 - Electric World - Google Books
Electric World - May 20, 1909 Google Books
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Plumbing Supply Co – Vintage Myers Self-Oiling Water Systems Ads – Middletown, NY
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Myers Self Oiling Water Systems & Pumps © Frank H. Jump
Mill Supply Tools – Copper & Galvanized Sheets – Gutters & Leaders © Frank H. Jump
Modern Showrooms – Standard & Individual Bathrooms © Frank H. Jump
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Myers, founded in 1870 by Francis and Philip Myers in Ashland, Ohio, the brothers began by building farm implements then engineered and manufactured the first double-acting hand pump that delivered water on both the up and down strokes. From this modest beginning, the Myers pump line grew and evolved over the decades to include wastewater removal and industrial pumps and systems. In 1960 the Myers family sold the business to the McNeil Corporation of Akron, Ohio. In 1986 the business was acquired by Pentair, Inc. of St. Paul, Minnesota where Myers is part of this $3 billion corporation’s water products group. Myers is located on 80 acres in Ashland and operates in a modern 410,000 square foot manufacturing, distribution, foundry, and office facility employing approximately 600 people dedicated to supplying top quality jet and submersible well pumps; utility, sump and sewage pumps; effluent pumps; non-clog and other large waste handling pumps; and high pressure reciprocating and centrifugal pumps and pumping systems for residential, agricultural, commercial, municipal and industrial applications for North America and more than 100 foreign countries. – AEC Info
Myers Manual – eBay Auction Item
Popular Mechanics – Google Books
eBay Auction Item circa 1925
eBay Auction Item circa 1926
eBay Auction Item circa 1927
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Union Station Historic District – Tacoma, WA
American Plumbing & Steam Supply Co
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West Coast Grocery
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McDonald & Smith
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Davies Building
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Wiegel Candy Co
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Waymarking
Tacoma’s Union Station Historic District (PDF)
Waymarking – West Coast Grocery
