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Revision as of 20:41, 29 October 2026

Archival Collections
Advertising & Commercial Ephemera
Explore more than a century of marketing, promotional artifacts, and printing history from Taylor Brothers, Taylor Instrument Companies, and the Tycos brand—from factory letterheads and national magazine spreads to relief printing blocks and trade novelties.
Production Artifacts
Surviving copper, zinc, and wood-mounted relief blocks used to print catalogs, company letterheads, and founder portraits.
Correspondence
Engraved executive correspondence, billing invoices, and factory letterheads from Taylor & Richardson through the Ames Street era.
Print Campaigns
National magazine displays, aviation and medical trade journal ads, and Tycos consumer promotions across the 20th century.
Promotional Items
Pocket slide rules, trade fair giveaways, commemorative matchbook covers, desk thermometers, and specialty branded merchandise.
Contributing Photographs to the Archive
Do you have family albums, vintage plant snapshots, Taylor team sports photos, or retirement dinners? We can professionally scan and digitize your originals, or you can send high-resolution digital files: