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Switzer; Vice-presidents, N. L. Jacobus, F. H. Southwick, R. Schlezinger; secretary and

sales manager, N. L. Jacobus; treasurer, N. L. Jacobus. Main office, 440-458 19th St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y. Branch office, 52 Vanderbilt Ave., New York, N. Y.

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In this same

directory The Metallograph Corporation is listed at 1100 Brook Avenue, New York

which would later become the home of Electro-Chemical Engraving.

June 25, 1921: Electro Chemical increases working capital from $35,000 to $250,000.

On April 3, 1927, the Title Guarantee and Trust Company placed a mortgage in the

amount of $100,000 for five years at 6 per cent for the Electro-Chemical Engraving

Company, Inc. on the seven-story building at 1,098 to 1,104 Brook Avenue.

In 1930 the office at 52 Vanderbilt Avenue was listed under the

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Advertising Novelties

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in

White-Orrs Classified Business Directory.

In May, 1930, Electro-

Chemical Engraving

increased its capital by

$610,000 on 41,000 shares

of which 1,000 are

preferred $100 each;

40,000 common no par.

Advertisements from the

May, 1933 and July, 1933

issues of the

Western

Brewer

are shown at left

and right. The copy by the

three trays is

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Lithographed metal

trays that repeatedly carry

to guests their host's

tribute to your brand.

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