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Adams White Lead CdTapany. Baltimore, Maryland^ - "" * Papers, 1868-1886. - 6 boxes. In Maryland Historical Society (Baltimore, MW. Manufacturer of white lead, a primary nstituent of paint. - Correspondence lating to the manufacture and sale of tite lead, financial records, factory ports, time sheets for the labor force id agreements with representatives of .her firms. Unpublished inventory in the spository. ! f i ! i 17 Baltimore Chemical Works. Records, 1833-1907. 45 v. In Maryland Historical Society Library (75G, 756A) Correspondence, journals (1846-68), ledgers (1833-72), receipt books (1851-63), notes and bills payable and re ceivable (1855-61), accounts open (1869-72), inventory books (1843-69), invoice book (1856-60), check stubs (1882- 89), list of firms in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee, trading with Smith and Atkinson, scrapbook of newspaper clippings (1862-1907), will of Thomas U. Smith, account of Mary M. Smith's estate, and other records of a Baltimore firm engaged in the wholesale trade in drugs, paints, and oils, first run by Robert M. Smith and James E, Atkinson, then by Smith and Philip S. Chappell, and finally by Smith alone. Includes business records (1869- 72) of It. M. Smith, collector of internal revenue. ^ 618 Day, Walter. 18941 Papers, 1933-62. ca. 2 ft. In Wavne State University, Archives of Labor History and Urban Affairs (Detroit) Union official. Correspondence, minute, and papers con cerning chemical workers, and United Mine Workers dis putes with Berry Brothers and Acme Paint Company in Detroit. Correspondents include Sen. Homer Ferguson. Unpublished finding aid in the repository. Information on literary rights available in the repository. {__ Deposited by Mr. Day, 1964. Scrapbooks, 1899-192$. - 2 items. In Hagley Library (Greenville, DE) (ace. #1297). Krebs was the founder in 1886 of the Delaware Chemical Co., which was consolidated with other firms in 1888 to become the National Ammonia Co., important in the manufacture of ammonia for use in the production of ice; also founder in 1901 of the Krebs Pigment & Chemical Co., Newport, Del., purchased by E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. in 1929. Collection consists of two scrapbooks relating to the production of lithopone and other chemical pigments, with related articles from European and American periodicals. Described more fully in the Supplement to A Guide to Manuscripts ' in the umrrEleutheriiri Mills ----- Historical Library ' ------------------ ------ --* M23 Marine Paint and Varnish Company, inc., New Orleans. Records, 1917-59. 48,527 items. In Tulane University Library. Correspondence (1924-45), three books of minutes of the meetings (1920-59) of the board of directors and the stock holders, tax papers (1917-44), papers (1936-44) dealing with renegotiation of war contracts, inventories (1946-52), trial balances (1935-46), balance sheets (1935-89 and 1945-46), weekly inventories (Dec. 1940-Dec. 1947) for liquids, rosins, and fish oils, stock certificates (1919-59), weekly payroll time books (July 1919-Dec.l927), factory timecards (1952-53), office timecards (Jan. 1052-Jan. 1954), dept, payrolls (Dec. 28, 1951-Jan. 3, 1957), office payroll checks (1952-54), fac tory payroll checks (1953-57), voucher records (1952-53), daily delivery reports (1941-45), daily truck operation re ports (1941-45), cashbooks (1952-56), salesbooks (1952-58), and cancelled checks (Dec. 1951-Dec. 1957) Information on literary rights available in the library. Gift of H. Stanley Butterworth and Paul B. Lemann, 1859 and 1964. the liquidates of the company. 1 D69 Du Pont tie Nemours (E.I.) and Company. ililam P. 'Allen. Executive. ..Papers", 19^0-30. - $ inches. (1832I)n. Hagley Library (Greenville, DE) Records from Allen's tenure as Vice President and member of the Board of Directors. Includes correspondence, subject reference files, minutes of meetings, and other documents. Subjects include employees relations, pigment research and production, and merger of Grasselli Chemical Company and the Krebs Pigment & Color Corporation with the du Pont Company. Unpublished inventory available. Mayer, Ralph, 1895- Papers, 1929-64. 3 reels of microfilm. In Archives of American Art. Microfilm made in 1965 from originals owned by Ralp Mayer. Artist. Correspondence, notebooks, business records scrapbooks, photos, and publications, reflecting Mayer's activities as a painter and a chemist interested in thq qualities of paint and color, who conducted 'technical classes) j for artists, as well as his work as a conservator and restorer. | I Correspondents include George Biddle, Peter Hurd, Abra ham Rattner, John Sloan, and David Smith. iJ N39098 ...m NNaattioionnaal_____P__a__in__t,___. __. .Vanaigh & Lacque *S^soc_i_a:ctino,n,InIcn.c, ..WWasahsihnigntgotno,n u".0q .7 Records and papersT 18od-l957. - 3 items. In Hagley Library (Greenville, DE (acc. #881). . Collection includes shipping journal 1898-1315, containing record of paint an varnish materials, with names an addresses of. companies, 1 vol.j materia relating to the Paint & Oil Club of Me England; correspondence relating t historical .data.- on paint and varnish club in St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Me York, with related memoranda .and new items; photographs; card subject index t materials ift the National Paint, farnis and Lacquer Association Library Washington, D.C.; price book of paint an varnish supplies kept by E. T. Trigg undated, with printed' price lists. Described more fully in the Supgleggnu to A 'Guide to Manuscripts EleiEgrIin^gIffl:'s^Isf,gr^t77ltirirg WJ WJP. Fuller and Company. Letter books, 1896-1921. - 5 v. In California Historical Society Library (San Francisco) Pioneer Vfest Coast firm manufacturing and sell ing paints, oil, and glass, founded by William P. Fuller as successor of Fuller & Heather of San Francisco and Sacramento, Calif., 1857-1868, and of Whittier, Fuller & Company of San Francisco, 1868-1894. - Letters sent to the company fron its subsidiaries. Pioneer White lead works and Pioneer Color Works, and from branch officers in Calif ornia and Portland, Or., primarily regarding or ders for supplies and paints, reports, and other routine business matters. Porter. G. Harvey, 1893-1978. P53 Papers, 1919-1977. -22 boxes; ca. 500 items. 1 In Maryland Historical Society Library (Baltimore). Executive officer of the Industrial Corporation of Baltimore, a firm specializing in financing, reorganization, and management counseling of small businesses and industry. - The collection consists of miscellaneous articles, speeches, and reports written or collected by Porter. The reports were prepared for over 200 companies, including rubber companies; metal companies; breweries; oil and stearic acid manufacturers; pottery and concrete companies; paper manufacturers; iron and steel companies; glass manufacturers; paint manufacturers; food processing industries; plastics industries, canning companies; and enameling compan . Gift of Benema S. Porter, March i, 1979* *Unpublished finding aid available. SIS hrackiai_and Company, Philadelphia. pa. Records, 1808-1938. ca. 200,000 items. In Ieutherian Mills Historical Library (Green ville, Del.) (various accessions) Correspondence, accounts, bills and receipts, stock books, formulae books (1844-1912), orders, shipping records, banking records, and other busi ness records of a paint, varnish, and color manutacturing firm. Persons represented include Christian Schrack (ca. 1790-1854), founder of the firm, who began business as a carriage builder; lus partner, Joseph Stulb (d. 1898); Stales sons, Edwin H. Stulb (1850-1920) and Joseph Stulb, Jr.; grandsons. Joseph Reichert Stulb (b. 1883) and Edwin H. Stulb, Jr.; and Townsend Willits. ,In part, described in A Guide to the Manu scripts in the Eleutherian Mills Historical Library, by John B. Riggs (1970) p. 970-971. Gift, 1966, and purchases,, 1965-68. --------