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00:19, 20 September 2026 IMG 20260919 0003.jpg (file) 345 KB This membership certificate was issued by Ionic Chapter No. 210, Royal Arch Masons (R.A.M.), Rochester, New York, certifying that William I. Taylor was a member in good standing and had paid his dues for 1923. Royal Arch Masonry was an important branch of Freemasonry, and members were known as "Companions." The card represents the fraternal and civic associations common among Rochester business and professional leaders during the early twentieth century. The attached red cord and portable for... 1
00:14, 20 September 2026 Matchbook.png (file) 5.06 MB The featured matchbook promotes Taylor Industrial Thermometers equipped with the company's patented BINOC Tubing, highlighting benefits such as a wider angle of vision, greater magnification, improved readability, reduced bore reflection, and sharper definition. The cover artwork emphasizes Taylor's role in providing indicating, recording, and controlling instruments for industry, while the interior panels present detailed product advertising in a compact format. Category:Miscellaneous 1
23:07, 19 September 2026 IMG 20260919 0002.jpg (file) 367 KB This matchbook is an example of Taylor Instrument Companies' marketing and promotional efforts. Unlike catalogs or technical manuals intended for engineers and purchasing agents, promotional items such as matchbooks helped increase brand recognition among customers and business associates. The inclusion of a chart recorder highlights one of Taylor's key product lines and reflects the company's emphasis on industrial measurement and control technology. Category:Miscellaneous 1
22:52, 19 September 2026 1929.03.29.jpg (file) 1.19 MB This letter responds to a request from Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company for Taylor Instrument catalog materials. Taylor acknowledges the company's March 27 inquiry and notes that the requested catalog numbers may have been referenced incorrectly. The company believed the customer intended to request Catalog Part 700-A rather than Part 708. <br><br> To ensure the request was fulfilled, Taylor sent both Catalog Part 700 and Catalog Part 700-A, inviting Lamson & Goodnow to clarify its need... 1
22:50, 19 September 2026 1929.03.14.jpg (file) 1.81 MB This letter was sent by Taylor Instrument Companies in response to a March 11 inquiry from Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company. Taylor acknowledges receipt of the correspondence and informs the recipient that the information has been forwarded to its Boston office for further attention. <br><br> The letter also clarifies that Taylor's representative did not intend to make a special trip to the Lamson & Goodnow plant but instead planned to visit during a future trip through the area. Taylor... 1
22:43, 19 September 2026 1929.03.06.jpg (file) 1.9 MB This letter, dated March 6, 1929, was sent by the Boston Branch of Taylor Instrument Companies to Lamson Goodnow Manufacturing Company of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, in response to an inquiry received from G. A. Finck. Taylor provides recommendations for instrumentation and control equipment suitable for the application described in Lamson Goodnow's earlier correspondence. <br><Br> The letter directs the recipient to an enclosed catalog, identifying Instrument No. 15512 and explaining its... 1
22:05, 19 September 2026 1929.02.27.jpg (file) 1.54 MB This letter, dated February 27, 1929, is a business-to-business inquiry from the Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company requesting pricing for a "Wet and Dry Bulb Thermometer Control" along with the latest Taylor product catalogs. Founded in 1837 and based in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, Lamson & Goodnow was one of the premier cutlery makers in the United States. Their specific need for a humidity control system for a "dryhouse operation" provides a great piece of context about their manuf... 1
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