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== Summary == This letter, dated March 2, 1929, was sent by Taylor Instrument Companies of Rochester, New York, to Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, for the attention of Mr. G. A. Finck. In the letter, Albert J. Fleig, a Regular Department representative of Taylor Instrument Companies, acknowledges the recipient's inquiry of February 27 and advises that the request has been forwarded to Taylor's Boston office at 141 Milk Street. The Boston office would... |
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In the letter, Albert J. Fleig, a Regular Department representative of Taylor Instrument Companies, acknowledges the recipient's inquiry of February 27 and advises that the request has been forwarded to Taylor's Boston office at 141 Milk Street. The Boston office would provide product literature and potentially arrange for a sales representative to visit the manufacturing plant during a future trip to the area. Taylor asks for a few days' patience while the Boston office responds directly. | In the letter, Albert J. Fleig, a Regular Department representative of Taylor Instrument Companies, acknowledges the recipient's inquiry of February 27 and advises that the request has been forwarded to Taylor's Boston office at 141 Milk Street. The Boston office would provide product literature and potentially arrange for a sales representative to visit the manufacturing plant during a future trip to the area. Taylor asks for a few days' patience while the Boston office responds directly. | ||
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This letter, dated March 2, 1929, was sent by Taylor Instrument Companies of Rochester, New York, to Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, for the attention of Mr. G. A. Finck.
In the letter, Albert J. Fleig, a Regular Department representative of Taylor Instrument Companies, acknowledges the recipient's inquiry of February 27 and advises that the request has been forwarded to Taylor's Boston office at 141 Milk Street. The Boston office would provide product literature and potentially arrange for a sales representative to visit the manufacturing plant during a future trip to the area. Taylor asks for a few days' patience while the Boston office responds directly.
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| current | 00:49, 20 September 2026 |  | 2,476 × 2,020 (1.17 MB) | Admin (talk | contribs) | == Summary == This letter, dated March 2, 1929, was sent by Taylor Instrument Companies of Rochester, New York, to Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, for the attention of Mr. G. A. Finck. In the letter, Albert J. Fleig, a Regular Department representative of Taylor Instrument Companies, acknowledges the recipient's inquiry of February 27 and advises that the request has been forwarded to Taylor's Boston office at 141 Milk Street. The Boston office would... |
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