Category:Catalogs
Taylor Instrument Companies Catalogs & Price Lists
A historical archive of commercial catalogs, industrial bulletins, consumer handbooks, and price schedules issued by Taylor Instrument Companies and its Tycos subsidiaries. Essential reference material for dating instruments, identifying model revisions, and tracing product lines.
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Year: 1940 • Pages: ~76 • Format: Embedded Interactive Reader • Includes: 1941 Price Schedule Comprehensive commercial catalog covering Taylor's industrial mercury-in-glass thermometers, temperature regulators, barometers, hydrometers, and laboratory testing equipment on the eve of World War II. Features full cutaway diagrams, bulb fittings, and ordering specifications. |
Catalog Archive
| Year | Title / Edition | Product Scope / Focus | Reader Type | Access |
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| 1940 | Catalog Part 5000 | Industrial thermometers, hydrometers, regulators & lab ware | Internet Archive Reader | View Catalog → |
| ca. 1920s | Tycos Barometers & Meteorological Instruments | Aneroid barometers, compasses, altimeters & weather guides | Pending Scan | In Archival Prep |
| ca. 1950s | Taylor Industrial Process Control Systems | Pneumatic controllers, Fulscope recorders & valves | Pending Scan | In Archival Prep |
Researching Instruments by Catalog
- Matching Model Numbers: Taylor catalog numbers often appeared stamped directly onto instrument scale plates or backings.
- Tycos vs. Taylor Branding: Catalogs printed before approximately 1932 prominently use the Tycos trade name, while post-1932 publications transition back to the parent Taylor banner.
- Looking for Patents & Inventions? Check the related Instruments documentation or browse our curated Bookmarks for links to historical patent databases.
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