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; '''1929‑03‑11 – Catalogue Request'''
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: Lamson & Goodnow asks Taylor Instrument to mail updated MO9 and WO9 catalogues for their files.


=== Internal Taylor Instrument Letters (1900–1905) ===
=== Internal Taylor Instrument Letters (1900–1905) ===

Revision as of 19:53, 27 July 2026

Correspondence Collections

Lamson & Goodnow ↔ Taylor Instrument Company (1929–1930)

A series of letters documenting early business discussions between Lamson & Goodnow and the Taylor Instrument Company.

1929‑02‑27 – Initial Inquiry
Letter scan
Lamson & Goodnow requests catalogue and price for Wet and Dry Blub Thermometer.
1929‑03‑02 – Response and Referral
Letter scan
Albert J Fleig refers Mr G. A. Finck to the Boston office.
1929‑03‑06 – Steam System Follow‑Up
Letter scan
1929 Taylor letter detailing installation and testing of a steam‑heated system for Lamson & Goodnow.
1929‑03‑11 – Undecided
Letter scan
Lamson & Goodnow advises Taylor that they are still undecided and do not need a visit.
1929‑03‑11 – No Visit Planned
Letter scan
Taylor Instrument notes no representative will be sent
1929‑03‑11 – Catalogue Request
Letter scan
Lamson & Goodnow asks Taylor Instrument to mail updated MO9 and WO9 catalogues for their files.

Internal Taylor Instrument Letters (1900–1905)

Internal correspondence related to product development and factory operations.

1900‑02‑14 – Factory Output Report
Letter scan
Summary of weekly production numbers and staffing notes.
1903‑11‑03 – New Hygrometer Prototype
Letter scan
Engineering notes on the first hygrometer prototype and planned testing.
1905‑06‑27 – Rochester Facility Expansion
Letter scan
Discussion of proposed expansion to the Rochester manufacturing plant.