American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company (Classic Reprint)

American I ron andS teel Manufacturing Co ,L ebanon, Pa 3O nS eptember i, 1899, this Company purchased the works and business of the Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut Company, Lebanon I ron Company andE ast Lebanon I ron Company, all of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, and J. H. Sternbergh Son and theN ational Bolt, Nut Rivet Works, of Reading, Pennsylvania. These plants were among the largest and best of their kind not merely in the United States, but anywhere in the world, with an established reputation in the field each occupied. The consolidation of the various interests mentioned makes the American I ron andS teel Manufacturing Company the largest manufacturers of bolts, nuts, rivets and kindred articles on the globe. Our new Company employs 4,000 men, and in the department of finished bar iron and steel alone the annual product will be about 150,000 tons. In addition to this large output of bars, our various plants make, on a large scale, all kinds of Car Forgings, Steam Railroad and Traction Forgings, Ship Yard Supplies, Ship Chandlery Supplies, Railroad Spikes, Turnbuckles, Washers, etc. It will be our aim to provide ourselves at all times with the most modern machinery, and maintain a high standard for excellence of material and workmanship. We carry in stock a large quantity of finished goods, and are able to execute orders with promptness. We pay as close attention to small orders as we do to large ones. We invite the confidence of buyers. American I ron andS teel Manufacturing Co. Lebanon, Pa.
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