Pendrith Machinery (1 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Size is 6 x 9 , wrappers, 32 pages. With illustrations throughout. Condition is better than very good but not quite near fine with small chip to back cover at bottom, some soiling to the covers. --- Original 1919 from the Pendrith Machinery Company Limited, Toronto. George Thomas Pendrith was a Toronto-based machinist who manufactured wood and metal-spinning lathes, operating as G. T. Pendrith. By 1906 the Pendrith Machinery Co. was making buffing and polishing lathes plus a line of baking machinery. In 1902 George's son, John G. Pendrith, joined the business and then left in 1909 to establish John G. Pendrith Co., which took over the baking machinery line. By the beginning of 1919 George was apparently in ill health as his wife, Lina J. Pendrith (née Balmer), was running Pendrith Machinery Co.; at that time Pendrith Machinery Co., Ltd. was incorporated. In 1921 the Pendrith Machinery Co., Ltd. merged with John G. Pendrick Co., with the merged business maintaining the Pendrith Machinery Co., Ltd., and with John G. Pendrick as president and general manager. By 1966 the company was still in business, though John had retired. We can find no data on the company past 1966 and it seems that the company was wound down around that time. (Vintage Machinery Org) --- As the catalogue title states this catalogue consists of the company s buffing and polishing lathes, as well as racks and boxes. Size is 6 x 9 , wrappers, 32 pages. With illustrations throughout. Condition is better than very good but not quite near fine with small chip to back cover at bottom, some soiling to the covers. --- Original 1919 from the Pendrith Machinery Company Limited, Toronto. George Thomas Pendrith was a Toronto-based machinist who manufactured wood and metal-spinning lathes, operating as G. T. Pendrith. By 1906 the Pendrith Machinery Co. was making buffing and polishing lathes plus a line of baking machinery. In 1902 George's son, John G. Pendrith, joined the business and then left in 1909 to establish John G. Pendrith Co., which took over the baking machinery line. By the beginning of 1919 George was apparently in ill health as his wife, Lina J. Pendrith (née Balmer), was running Pendrith Machinery Co.; at that time Pendrith Machinery Co., Ltd. was incorporated. In 1921 the Pendrith Machinery Co., Ltd. merged with John G. Pendrick Co., with the merged business maintaining the Pendrith Machinery Co., Ltd., and with John G. Pendrick as president and general manager. By 1966 the company was still in business, though John had retired. We can find no data on the company past 1966 and it seems that the company was wound down around that time. (Vintage Machinery Dot Org) --- As the catalogue title states this catalogue consists of the company s buffing and polishing lathes, as well as racks and boxes.