United Factories

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United Factories Co (Kansas City)
1316 1330 1332 1385 McGee Street, Kansas City (1908)
1028 Wyandotte Street, Kansas City (1909)
1841 Factory Building, Kansas City (1909)
809 & 1043 Factory Building, Kansas City (1909)
404 Goden & Keppel Building, Kansas
The North Carolina Advocate of 23 January 1908 describes (on p7) a new way for manufacturers to get their goods into the hands of consumers without "burdensome profits being tacked on by jobbers, wholesalers, dealers," etc. The already popular mail order house goes some way to help, as there are only two profits, one to the house and the other to the manufacturer. It goes on to describe how, in Cleveland, Ohio, eleven big factories, in order to ship their goods on a "bee-line" to consumers, have combined under one name, The United Factories Co. The group produced their own catalogue, and were prepared to send goods on approval, allowing the buyer to either return them or pay. This innovative move must have been very popular, as up to a third of the cost could be saved, encouraging people to buy more goods. The list of goods available included paint, stoves, roofing, vehicles, wheels, incubators and sewing machines. The idea may have been borrowed from a similar set-up in Manitoba, Canada, a couple of years before. The Farmers Voice (Illinois) of 15 March 1908 describes the movement as "a neighbourly arrangement whereby the selling end of a number of factories of different classes of goods is handled by a secretary who unites in one catalogue descriptions and prices of every line manufactured".
It is not hard to see how this idea would spread, and it seems that similar groups of businesses started the same kind of arrangement in other places, including New Jersey, Ohio, and Kansas City, Missouri. One of the most successful was the Cleveland (Ohio) group which used the trademark "UNITO". The Kansas City group did not appear to use a trademark, but an early reference to the group appeared in July 1908.
United Factories advert, Kansas City, 1908
At practically the same time a wanted advert appeared "Wanted: a Large Office Safe, give size, make, and lowest cash price" This advert might suggest that they were a newly organised concern, furnishing their new office. At this time you could buy a beautiful fireless cooker direct from the McKee Street address for between $6 and $12. By August 1908 they were advertising for representatives.
Kansas City Times, Aug 1908
Lamps as well as stoves, but a different address. September 1908
The "Wonder Oil Lamp" of this period used a burner designed and made by Fellboelin (Louis Fellberg and Hans Boelert). This model of lamp is still found in antique stores today, and has proved to be an enduring product.
An interesting article in the Chicago Daily Tribune in May 1909 describes a form of industrial espionage, employees of the Columbia United Factories Co are applying for jobs with the National Mill Co in order to learn their trading secrets. Around this time the Kansas group are advertising for salesmen in adjoining states, (Omaha, Iowa, Nebraska,) so presumably business is still growing. Their adverts describe themselves as manufacturers of home and farm utilities, and include "ball bearing washing machines" in their products, and they claim to be the "Largest Lamp House in America" in adverts placed in New York newspapers and elsewhere.
The Morning News in Wilmington, Delaware, of 16 Sept 1909 reported that the State Dept of Delaware issued a certificate of incorporation to the United Factories Co but it is not evident which one it was. Interestingly, the United Factories Co opened a Sample Shoes Store, stating that they had stores in Chicago, St Louis and Kansas City.
Advert from November 1909, The Kansas City Times.
In November 1909, they claimed to have 7000 agents making big money selling the "Wonder" incandescent oil lamp pictured in these adverts. That seems to be an outrageously high number of agents, but perhaps it is an exaggeration, advertiser's licence, or a misprint!
May 1910, the manager's position advertised.
The advert above appeared across America, as far away as Los Angeles in California. William H Hoffstot was president of the United Factories Co in 1909, and was also President of the Sunshine Safety Lamp Co, and it seems the address of both companies was similar, both being housed later in Factory Building, Kansas City. It is logical then to suggest that the "neighbourly arrangement" described earlier would mean that Sunshine Safety Lamp products might have been sold through United Factories with just a slight re-badging! to help spread the word, as it were. Some, if not all Sunshine Safety Lamp Co lamps were sourced through other manufacturers so there was already a precedent for renaming or re-branding.
In the US Federal Census of 1900 William H Hoffstot's occupation was listed as "Mnf Lamps", in 1910 it was "Mail Order" and in 1920 it was listed as "Mail Order Lamps". A completely unrelated but interesting fact is that years later in 1936 a William H Hoffstot had a yacht named "Sunshine", but we don't know if it was father or son, probably William H Jr who would have been 27 at that time while his father William H Sr would have been 70. It seems that the name "Sunshine" was still held with some affection by the family.
A 1911 advertisement by United Factories Co also shows the Wyandotte Street address, this time the advert was for the "Everkeen razor" !
Although some sources indicate that the group did not trade after 1918, other evidence suggests that the Kansas group (and groups in other cities) continued to function, remaining operational 20 years later, but how many of the original firms were still involved isn't evident.
Popular Mechanics advertisement, November 1937. Also appeared in the 1940s
The Popular Mechanics Magazine of January 1938 also contains a "Cook and Heat for Less" advertisement with an address of A-751 Factory Building, Kansas. The use of slight variations in addresses is believed to simply be a method of tracking where inquiries came from so that the success of various newspaper and magazine entries could be assessed.
1939 Advertising card
Other adverts stretch through into the 1940's so the group kept going for a while longer. When or if they eventually stopped trading is not known.
There are not many working examples of these branded lamps, but Dr Terry Marsh shows one on his excellent website at http://tgmarsh.faculty.noctrl.edu/coleuslampbeforemid1920s.htm
References:
The North Carolina Advocate, 23 January 1908 p7
Kansas City Times 4 July 1908 p1
Kansas City Times, 8 July p16
Kansas City Times 4 August 1908 p10
The Cheney Sentinel, 11 September 1908 p3
The Chicago daily Tribune, 30 may 1909 p4
The Morning News (Wilmington) 16 September 1909 p 6
The Iola Register, 1 October 1909 p4
Kansas City Times, 25 November 1909 p4
The St Louis Post Dispatch, 28 November 1909, p5
The Salt Lake Herald Republican, 8 May 1910 p20
Popular Mechanics Magazine, November 1937 and January 1938
"What's it worth" website, 1939 Kansas City Advertising card.
U.S. Federal Census, 1910 & 1920
TeriAnn's Guide to Aladdin Mantle Lamps. Web address: http://www.expeditionlandrover.info/1aladdinSite/Fellboelin.html
The Terrence Marsh Lantern Gallery. Web address: http://tgmarsh.faculty.noctrl.edu/
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Foote Mfg
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Foote Mfg Co
Liberty Lamp Co
Dayton, Ohio, USA
It appears that the Foote Manufacturing Co operated out of Dayton, Ohio for only a relatively short time. Terry Marsh shows several of their lamps on his web site, and reports that the company existed from 1908 to 1917. You can see these at this location: Terry Marsh US Lamp Manufacturers A - F. The earliest advertisements seem to be around 1908/9, then they continue for several years, when one F. J. Rogers was sales manager in 1913.
Advert from The Lima News, 1913
As the name suggests, this company was involved with the manufacture of what might be considered day-to-day products. The town of Dayton, in Ohio, was practically the United States hub for inventors and manufacturers towards the end of the 19th century, and many small manufacturing firms began life there. The most famous of all Dayton engineers perhaps were the Wright Brothers with their world leading exploits in aviation. One of the best known products from the Foote Mfg Co was the Farmers "Every Ready Toolkit", a multi-tool ancestor to the Swiss Army Knife. Another well known product was the "Mend-a-Rip" hand held sewing machine. Many advertisements also appeared in publications such a "Farm & Fireside" and The Household Journal". Agents were also required in Kansas for "The Foote Mfg Co's flat irons and gasoline lamps"
From Popular Mechanics Magazine, 1910
The surname "Foote" seems to be one of the more prolific names from the area, and there were several companies that carried the name in the early 20th century. It is difficult to unravel the links between them, if indeed there are any! For example the Foote Manufacturing Co of New York (set up by Chester and Charles Foote in 1898) may be associated with the Dayton company, one would expect that might be the case but more research is needed to single out the specific relationships. Possibly there is a link with the A. W. Foote business set up several years earlier. Interestingly, one list of miscellaneous authority expenses in Ohio from 1914 lists a company called J. B. Foote Mfg Co, who were paid $50 for "100 stars for G.A.R". This may well be the J. B. Foote Foundry, paid for casting star shaped grave markers for the GAR - Grand Army of the Republic. At that time J. B. Foote specialised in casting bells, and the business is still trading today. More information may appear here as research continues.
Regarding pressure lamps, several adverts appeared in the magazine Farm, Stock and Home during 1916 for the two mantle "Liberty" air-burning kerosene lamp and an outdoor lantern, and as usual these adverts were designed for attracting prospective sales agents rather than at selling the product to the public. Perhaps the advert with the best artwork appeared in October 1915, in the Household Journal. The position of the valve-wheel is clear, and the construction of the frame can be seen.
Advertisement from the Household Journal, October 1915
Advertisement from Farm, Stock and Home, January 1916
Advertisement from Farm, Stock and Home, September 1916
Advert from Farmer's Wife, December 1916
The similarity of a lamp advertised by the Liberty Lamp Co, along with the similar Box number suggests that the two companies may be very closely associated, if not the same. The Foote Manufacturing Co used Box numbers such as 1114 and 1514 in this publication, while the Liberty lamp Co used 1214. Other similarities in the adverts support this idea, note the $42 per week expected earnings listed in both, the same name for the lamp, and the same air to fuel ratio. The style of the two adverts is also quite similar.
Farm Stock and Home. 15th January 1916 p66
The proximity of the Thomas Manufacturing Co in Dayton possibly suggests a liaison between all three, and there are certainly some sharp similarities between Foote and Thomas lighting products and the Liberty Lamp. The Thomas and Foote companies certainly started life in the same place in the same way, by making and selling a range of domestic, every-day items in a burgeoning market. Liaisons between manufacturers has been observed in other towns, so it is entirely possible that ideas were shared here, either with or without friendly collaboration.
Any additional information would be welcomed, and if you can add to this page please let me know through the contact page.
References:
Farm Stock and Home. 1st January 1916 p24
Farm Stock and Home. 1st September 1916 p622
Farm Stock and Home. 15th January 1916 p66
Farmers Wife. 1st December 1916 p156
The Household Journal (incorporating Floral Life) Vol XII No 10 Oct 1915 p11
The Terence Marsh Lantern Gallery website at http://tgmarsh.faculty.noctrl.edu/
The Holton Recorder. 27 May 1915 p16
The Lima News. 14 March 1913 p6
The Democratic Banner 9 October 1914 p7
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- Published: 29 November 2016
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Kailong Co Ltd | China (Shanghai) | |
Kamishima | Japan (Kozimacho) | |
Kansas City Safety Lamp Company | USA (Kansas) | |
Kaufman (A. G. Kaufman) | USA (New York) | Kaufman, Powerlight |
King Light Co | USA (Peoria, Illinois) | |
King - Seeley | USA | Kamplite, Scotsman, Kooklite |
K.A.Kirkbride & Co | India (Bombay, 'Mumbay') | Litehouse |
Kitson Empire Lighting Co | England (Stamford) | Kelite, Kitson |
Kitson Engineering Co. (London) Ltd | England (London) | Kitson |
Kitson Hydro-Carbon Heating and Incandescent Lighting Co | USA (Philadelphia) | Kitson |
Kitson Incandescent Heating & Lighting | USA | Kitson |
Kitson (The Kitson Lighting and Heating Co. Ltd.) | Australia (Brisbane) | Kitson |
Kopson (W. Kopson & Co.Pty) | Australia (Sydney) | Kayen |
Knight Light & Soda Fountain Co | USA (Chicago) | Knight Light, Sunray (also Otto Bernz) |
Kwong Ming Factory | China, Laos | Light Brand, Duralight LPG |
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Leacock Coleman Centre | USA (Ronks, PA) | Leacock |
Liberty Lamp Co | USA (Dayton, Ohio) | Liberty |
Light Hand | Unknown | DILA |
Lighting Trades Ltd. (formerly Curtis & Harvey) | England (London) | The Evening Star |
Lindermann (A.J.Lindermann & Hoverson Co.) | USA (Milwaukee) | Lindolite |
L'Ouragan | France | |
Lovson Export Ltd | India (Nariman Point Mumbai) | |
Lux (A/B Lux) | Sweden (Stockholm) | Lux, Autolux, Lux-Invert, Lux-Inverella, Sirius |
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Magraw Edison | USA (Boonville) | |
The Maloney Lighting Co | USA (Scranton, PA) | |
Mannesmann | Germany | |
Mantle Lamp Co | USA (Chicago) | Aladdin |
Manufacture des Armes et Cycles de Saint Etienne | France (Saint Etienne) | Saint Etienne |
Maris & Besnard (Phares Besnard) | France | PeeBee |
MARS m. b. H. | Germany (Berlin) | Parva, Parvus, Magna, Magnus |
Martin & Morehead | USA (Chicago) | M&M Arc Lamp |
Martin Kontrolfassen Fabrik Gm | Germany | Anno |
Maruti | India | Maruti |
Meenen, Anton (Spezialhaus für Beleuchtung und Heizung, Berlin SW. 48.) | Germany (Berlin) | Saekular |
Mehta Products (R.K.) | India | Molimex |
Mercantile Supply | USA | |
Merkel Co (Herman Merkel Co) | USA | |
Messenger & Son | England (Birmingham) | |
Metalwarenfabrik Josef Rosenthal | Austria (Vienna) | Phoebus |
Metall Warem Kombinat | Germany (Leipzig) | MEWA, Bat |
Meyer & Niss Metallwarenfabrik GMBH | Germany (Hamburg) | Picostar, Daylite, Bosse, Petro-Delux |
Edward Miller Co | USA | Efficient |
Edward Miller & Sons | USA | Coleman Arc |
Missouri Lamp & Mfg Co | USA | |
Montgomery Ward & Co. (retailer) | USA | Nu-Lite, Wards, Hawthorne, Western-Field |
Murray & Esser Lighting and Supply Co. | USA (Spokane, WA) | M&E (badged AGM products) |
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Nagel Chase Manufacturing Co | USA (Chicago) | Dreadnought, Wizard, Quick-lit |
National Carbon | Hong Kong, India (Bombay) | Eveready |
National Light, Heat and Power | USA | |
National Stamping and Electric Works | USA | Nu-Lite |
National Stove Industries | India (Bombay) | Silvana, Bismar |
Nettlefold (T. S. Nettlefold & Sons Pty. Ltd) | Australia (Melbourne) | Kayen |
New Atmo Gas Implement Co | USA | |
New Speciality Mfg | USA | |
Noel (John S. Noel Co.) | USA (Grand Rapids, Michigan) | Noel |
Nimbkar Agricultural Research Institute | India (Phaltan) | Noorie |
Nipo | Not Known | Nipo-Lite |
Nobel Company Ltd | Japan (Tokyo) | Nobel |
Nobel Industries Ltd | England | Kynoch, Royal Daylight |
Nomad | China (Hong Kong) | Nomad |
Nova | Europe | |
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Oil Lighting Ltd | England (London) | |
Olso Light Company | England (LOndon) | OLSO |
Optimohar Industries | India (Mumbai) | GoldMohar |
Opimus (A.B. Optimus) | Sweden, Portugal & Zimbabwe | Optimus |
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- Published: 19 November 2013
- Created: 19 November 2013
- Last Updated: 29 November 2016
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Fabrik Elastischer Gluhkorper Aktien Gesellschaft | Germany | |
Falk Stadelmann & Co Ltd. | England (Birmingham) | Veritas, Nova |
Farmers Union Trading Co, (Auck) Ltd | New Zealand (Aukland) | Arcolite (agents only) |
Focus | Spain (Badalona) | Focus |
Foote Mfg Co | USA (Dayton) | Liberty |
Form-Tech Inc | USA (Mansfield, Ohio) | FT Military specification lantern |
F. Francis & Sons | England (London) | Defiant |
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Gasoline Appliance Co of America | USA | |
Giesch (H. E. Giesch) | Germany | HEG, Gisco |
Gilbert & Barker | USA | |
Globe Light Co | USA | |
Gloria Light Co (The Gloria Light Coy Pty) | USA (Chicago) and Australia (Melbourne) |
Gloria, Instanto, Oxo-gas |
The Glory Light Co. | China | Stenly |
Gold Brothers Ltd | England | |
Good Manf Co | USA (New York) | Justrite |
Graetz | Germany (Berlin) | Petromax, Petroman |
Grandmaster | China (Hong Kong) | Grandmaster |
Guangzhou Foreign Trade Corp | China (Guangdong) | |
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J.B. Hall & Co | Chicago, USA | Incandescent |
Handi Works Pty | Australia (Brisbane) | Handi, Kero-Pet |
Heath & Sons (Samuel Heath & Sons) | England (Birmingham) | Thermidor |
Hebei Import and Export Corporation | China (Shijiazhuang) | |
Heinze GmbH & Co | Germany | Petromax, Geniol |
Hercules | India | Hercules |
Herz Manufacturing Co | USA (St Paul, MN) | Marvel-Lite |
Hipolito (Casa Hipolito SARL) | Portugal (Torres Vedras) | Hipolito |
Hirschhorn A.G. | Germany (Berlin) | AIDA, Hekla, Hirsol |
Hjorth (A/B B.A. Hjorth & Co) | Sweden (Stockholm) | Primus |
Home Comforts Corporation | USA | Powerlight (Agents) |
Home Mfg Co | USA | Home Reading Light |
Høvik Verk | Norway (Høvik) | Standard (Stan-dard) |
Hunter (J.M. & B. Hunter) | England (Birmingham) | |
Hydro-Carbon Co | USA | |
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Imperial Brass Co | USA (Chicago) | Solar Incandescent |
Imperial Gas Machine Co | Not known | |
Incandescent Light and Stove Co | USA | F-P , Stubbers |
Incandescent Light and Supply Co | USA (Kansas) | Magnalite, Marvelite, Kerolite, Kerogas, Radiant, Royal |
Indo International Ltd | India (Mumbai) | Indo, Prabhat |
International Light | USA | |
Irby Gilliland | USA | Efficient Lamp |
Ireland & Matthews | USA | |
ITATI Industria Argentina | Argentina | ITATI |
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Jordbruksmaskiner (A/B Jordbruksmaskiner) | Sweden (Stockholm) | Luxljus |
Juchat (Maurice Juchat) | France (Paris) | |
Justrite Manufacturing Co | USA (Chigago) | Justrite |
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- Published: 19 November 2013
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- Last Updated: 29 November 2016
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Acorn Brass Manufacturing Co. | USA (Chicago) | Acorn, White-Lite, Doran, Uni-Lite, Uni-Arc, Match-Lighter |
Adams (C.J.N. Adams Corp.) | USA (Iowa) | Workhorse |
AES (Aktiebolaget Eskilstuna Separator) | Sweden (Eskilstuna) | Rex Lampan |
Aetna ( Aetna Lighting & Heating and Aetna Manufacturers Sales Co) |
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Agar Cross & Co | Argentina | |
AIDA Gesellschaft fur Beleuchtung und Heizung | Germany | AIDA and AIDA Express |
Akron Lamp & Mfg Co | USA (Akron, Ohio) | Diamond |
Aktiebolaget Aladdin (Aladdin Invert, A/B Aladdin) | Sweden (Stockholm) | Aladdin, Minerva |
Aladdin Industries Pty | Australia (Sydney) and Sweden (Stockholm) | Aladdin |
Albalux (Alba-Lux) | Germany | Albalux |
Albert Lea Gas Light Co. | USA (Albert Lea, Minn) | |
Allen-Sparks Gas Light Company | USA (Grand Ledge, Lansing, Michigan USA) | Allen, Little Giant, Princess, Giant, Astley |
American Gas Machine Co | USA | Peerless, Kamplite, ReadyLite |
American Lighting Co | USA (Chicago) | American Gas Lamp, American Arc |
American Recreation Products | USA (New Haven Mo) | Wenzel, Ozark Trail |
American Self Lighting Lamp Co | USA (Peoria, Illinois) | |
Anil | India, China | Kohinoor |
Arch & Skirbeck (J.B.Arch & Son) | UK (Boston) | Skirbeck Lamps, Arch Lamps |
Archer Warner & Co | USA (Philadelphia, New York) | Astral, Solar (not pressure) |
Arcolite | USA (Chicago) | Arcolite |
Arihant Trading Co. | India (Mumbai, Delhi) | Mayur, Peacock, Kanchan |
Arrow | China | Arrow |
Armstrong Products Co | USA (Huntington, WV) | APC Military specification lantern |
Aschwanden | Germany | Aschwanden |
Ashflash Corporation | Hong Kong | Ashflash |
Astarte | Italy | Astarte |
Atati | Argentina | Atati |
Aurora Industria | Argentina | Aurora |
Austramax | Australia (W. Brunswick) | Austramax |
Auto Fab Manufacturing | USA (Mansfield, Ohio) | AFM Military specification lantern |
Autolux | Sweden | Autolux |
Automatic Gas Lamp Company | USA (Omaha) | Automatic |
Auerlicht Gesellschaft m. b. H | Germany (Berlin) | |
AYMARÒ Industria Argentina | Argentina | Aymaro |
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Barnard (W.T. Barnard & Co. (Lamps) Ltd) | UK (London) | |
Barnett & Co | USA | Barnett Gasoline Lamps |
B.B Light Company | USA (Idaho Falls) | |
Belknap Hardware & Mfg Co. | USA (Louisville) | Bellknap, Bluegrass (badged Thermos) |
Berger Mfg Co | USA | |
Berlyn (M. H. Berlyn Co Ltd) | England | Parasene |
Bernz (Otto Bernz) | USA (Newark, NJ) | Bernz (badged Knight Light) |
Best Street Light Co. | USA (Canton) | Best Light |
Bibigas Industria Argentina | Argentina | Bibigas |
Big Wheel | China | Big Wheel |
Bismar (NSI) | India (Pune, Maharashtra) | Bismar NSI |
Bissell (F.H.Bissell) | USA | |
Blanchard Lamps (British) Ltd | England (London) | Blanchard |
Boelte & Weyer Co | USA (Chicago) | |
Boise Cascade Corporation | Japan | Camplete |
Bradford (A.O. Bradford Co) | USA (Boston) | Kero-lite |
Brandt (Martin Brandt & Co) | Germany (Berlin) | Brama |
Brilliant Gas Implement | USA | Brilliant |
Brite Lite Co | USA (Albert Lea) | Brite-Lite |
Brooklyn Brass Manf Co. | USA | |
Bhawani Industries | India (Bhayandar) | |
Bystrom Gas Lamp Co | USA (Chicago) |
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Cañón | Germany, Spain | Cañón |
Canton Gas Co | USA (Canton) | |
Canton Incandescent Light Co | USA (Canton) | |
Casa Klaebisch | Spain (Barcelona) | Estellar |
Cat Brand | China | Cat, Cat-Max |
Chicago Solar Light Co. | USA (Chicago) | Solar, Nu-Lite |
China Great Wall Industry Guangzhou Corp | China (Guangzhou) | Keromne, "Petromax", Santrax |
China National Light Industrial Products Import and Export Corporation | China | Anchor |
Chun-Hsiang Gas Lamp Factory | China | |
Cixi Sea Anchor Pressure Lantern Co. Ltd. | China (Cixi, Ningbo) | Sea Anchor, Butterfly |
Cleary (British Petroleum Co Ltd) | England (London) | Cleary |
Cole-Halstead Light & Sales | USA | |
Coleman Lamp Co | USA, Canada, England | Coleman, Cole-Max |
Columbus Lamp Co | USA | |
Companion | Australia | Companion |
Louis Compain et Cie. | France (Paris) | Culmen, Autonome, Yakel, Succès |
Continental-Licht und Apparatehau Gesellschaft m. b. H. (COLAG) | Germany (Frankfurt am Main) | Continental, Record, COLAG |
Cougar | Australia | Cougar |
Crompton | India | Crompton |
Curtis & Harvey Ltd (Lighting Trades Ltd) | England (London) | The Evening Star |
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Dara | Dara | |
Day Lite | Germany | Day-Lite |
Dazzle Products | India (Calcutta) | Britex |
Degea Aktiengesellschaft (Auergesellschaft) | Germany (Berlin) | Summit |
Detray & Weyler Mfg | USA (Chigago) | |
Deutsche Gaslühlicht-Aktien Gesellschaft | Germany (Berlin) | Feneka-Lampe |
Deylight | Germany | Deylight |
Diamco Aktien Gesellschaft fur Glühlicht | Germany | Petromax |
Diamond Lighting Co | USA | |
DILA | Light Hand | |
Ditmar | Austria (Wien) & Germany | Maxim, Maximette |
Double Rabbit | Double Rabbit | |
Doud Lighting Co | USA | Supreme |
Dooremans & Co | Holland (Apeldoorn) | Astona |
Drukov Družstvo | Czech Republic (Brno) | Luna |
DuraCamp | Japan | DuraCamp |
Dutrut - Bernier - Desrues | France (Paris) | Liberty, DBD |
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Eckel & Glinicke G. m. b. H. | Germany (Berlin) | Olymp, Lukrata, Sinumbra |
Economy Gas Lamp Co | USA (Kansas City) | Economy |
Economy Gas Light Co | USA (Kansas City) | |
Economy Gas Manf. | USA (Rochester) | |
The Empire Light Company Ltd | Canada (Montreal) | Empire Light |
Ehrich & Graetz | Germany (Berlin) | Petromax, Petroman |
Eskilstuna Separator (A/B Eskilstuna Separator) | Sweden (Eskilstuna) | Rex-Lampan |
Esuya | Japan (Ginza,Tokyo) | Baron |
Everbright Lamp Co | Canada (Toronto) | EB |
Eye | China | Eye Brand |
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- Published: 19 November 2013
- Created: 19 November 2013
- Last Updated: 28 November 2016