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Latest revision as of 01:54, 2 November 2026

Commercial Promotion Archive
Print Advertisements

A chronological gallery of published magazine advertisements, trade journal features, and national campaigns tracing Taylor Instrument Companies and the Tycos brand from the early twentieth century through the industrial automation era.

The Tycos Era (1900s–1931)

National consumer and industrial advertisements published under the renowned Tycos trademark.

The Taylor Consolidation & Art Deco Era (1932–1939)

In 1932, the company consolidated its branding back to the Taylor name, featuring striking Art Deco design and industrial process control.

World War II & Post-War Expansion (1940–1950s)

Wartime industrial precision and post-war household and commercial instrumentation.

Modern Process Control & Sybron Era (1960s+)

The transition to modern electronic and pneumatic instrumentation, and the 1968 merger forming Sybron Corporation.
Have Vintage Advertisements or Clippings?
If you have original print ads, magazine tear sheets, or trade journal pages featuring Taylor or Tycos, we would welcome scans to expand this timeline.