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Oneida Ltd. - Oneida, N.Y. - 1946
'MILADY' - 'LADY HAMILTON' - 'CORONATION'
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Charles P. Catlin, manager of the Oneida Community’s St. Louis branch, is spending a month at headquarters.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 2nd August 1916
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Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 2nd August 1916
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Oneida Community Ltd. - Oneida, N.Y. - 1916
'PATRICIAN''
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Norwegian trade mark registration by Oneida Community Limited in 1920:
Oneida Community Limited - New York - 1920
'ONEIDA COMMUNITY - PAR PLATE'
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Oneida Community Limited - New York - 1920
'ONEIDA COMMUNITY - PAR PLATE'
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Oneida Silversmiths - Oneida, N.Y. - 1965
'FIRST FROST''
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Oneida Community, Ltd. - Oneida, N.Y. - 1925
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Oneida Silversmith’s manager of Corporate Public Relations, Harold F. Johnston, has announced the appointment of Thomas B. Ross to the new position of Assistant to the Manager in coordinating the company’s planned public relations programs with the agency, media, schools and consumers.
Source: American Horologist and Jeweler - January 1969
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Source: American Horologist and Jeweler - January 1969
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W. Raymond Noyes, St. Louis representative of the Oneida Community, Ltd., is spending the Summer in the east, accompanied by his family. R. P. Healy, Mr. Noyes’ assistant, will spend the next month in the east.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 25th July 1917
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Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 25th July 1917
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Oneida Community, Ltd. - Oneida, N.Y. - 1917
'THE EXETER'
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CATALOGUE OF COMMUNITY SILVER
A catalogue has just been issued by the Oneida Community, Oneida, N. Y., which must be regarded as rather a notable production. It is over 16 x 9 in. in dimensions, and contains about 50 page plates showing in actual size the lines of flatware manufactured by the company. There are also several reduced reproductions of handsome box sets. Accompanying the plates are complete and well arranged price-lists of all illustrated. The half-tone cuts are of the highest order, reproducing in a remarkable degree the soft tones and sheen of the metal, and at the same time faithfully bringing out the detailed beauties of the various designs. Handsome views are given of the Community factory at Niagara Falls, and also of the home buildings at Oneida. The catalogue is certainly a beautiful production and will doubtless be appreciated by those who receive it.
Source: The Iron Age - 24th January 1907
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A catalogue has just been issued by the Oneida Community, Oneida, N. Y., which must be regarded as rather a notable production. It is over 16 x 9 in. in dimensions, and contains about 50 page plates showing in actual size the lines of flatware manufactured by the company. There are also several reduced reproductions of handsome box sets. Accompanying the plates are complete and well arranged price-lists of all illustrated. The half-tone cuts are of the highest order, reproducing in a remarkable degree the soft tones and sheen of the metal, and at the same time faithfully bringing out the detailed beauties of the various designs. Handsome views are given of the Community factory at Niagara Falls, and also of the home buildings at Oneida. The catalogue is certainly a beautiful production and will doubtless be appreciated by those who receive it.
Source: The Iron Age - 24th January 1907
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Adelbert E. Haskell, an employe who sued the Oneida Community, Ltd., to recover $10,000 for damages for alleged injuries received while in the defendant’s employ, lost his case, the court granting a non-suit.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 1st June 1910
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Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 1st June 1910
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Oneida Ltd. Silversmiths of New York has appointed Robert P. Whittin to the position of Assistant Manager of Manpower Development-Sales and Frederick S. Lounsbury as new corporate manager of Manpower Planning and Development. Mr. Whitten will be responsible to Mr. Lounsbury for the continued expansion and development of Oneida’s sales forces.
Source: American Horologist and Jeweler - May 1968
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Source: American Horologist and Jeweler - May 1968
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Dudley E. Sanderson, an active member of the board of directors of the Jewelry Industry Council since World War II, was honored with a “Resolution of Thanks and Appreciation” on his resignation from this industry association. He resigned to assume the title and responsibilities of vice president and director of foreign operations for Oneida Silversmiths.
Source: American Horologist and Jeweler - August 1967
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Source: American Horologist and Jeweler - August 1967
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Oneida Ltd. - Oneida, N.Y. - 1955
'SOUTH SEAS' - 'WHITE ORCHID' - 'MORNING STAR' - 'EVENING STAR' - 'LADY HAMILTON' - 'CORONATION'
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Oneida Community, Ltd. - Oneida and Niagara Falls, N.Y. - 1904
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Why were our forebears’ earlier attempts to sell high-grade silverware with a Community trade-mark unsuccessful?
At times we were baffled by the magnitude of our problem. And then, near the end of the year, there came to us what my father would have called an “inspiration.” Someone—I have forgotten who—suggested that we could not beat powerful competitors who were selling trade-marks long established with the buying public merely by employing some variation of their game, however ingenious that variation might be; that we must play a game all our own and hope to make our competitors play it, too. Thereupon, we threw the bulk of our “surveys” out the window. We ask ourselves, what is “our game”?
The business fathers of the old Oneida Community, perfectionists as they were, had successfully developed four industries by refusing to make any but the best of each article produced. Only their youngest enterprise, begun in those later days when worldly encroachments were shaking the foundations of the Community, was the exception. They made cheap silverware. What more logical, now, than for us to go back to the earlier traditions of our ancestors and make our competitors play the game of better quality silverware? That, we decided, would be our new game. From then on, our discussions were confined to discovering ways of making better silver-plated ware than had ever been made before.
Source: A Goodly Heritage - Pierrepont B. Noyes - 1958
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At times we were baffled by the magnitude of our problem. And then, near the end of the year, there came to us what my father would have called an “inspiration.” Someone—I have forgotten who—suggested that we could not beat powerful competitors who were selling trade-marks long established with the buying public merely by employing some variation of their game, however ingenious that variation might be; that we must play a game all our own and hope to make our competitors play it, too. Thereupon, we threw the bulk of our “surveys” out the window. We ask ourselves, what is “our game”?
The business fathers of the old Oneida Community, perfectionists as they were, had successfully developed four industries by refusing to make any but the best of each article produced. Only their youngest enterprise, begun in those later days when worldly encroachments were shaking the foundations of the Community, was the exception. They made cheap silverware. What more logical, now, than for us to go back to the earlier traditions of our ancestors and make our competitors play the game of better quality silverware? That, we decided, would be our new game. From then on, our discussions were confined to discovering ways of making better silver-plated ware than had ever been made before.
Source: A Goodly Heritage - Pierrepont B. Noyes - 1958
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Oneida Community, Limited - Oneida, N.Y. - 1903
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Supreme Court Justice McGoldrick granted on Wednesday last the application by Attorney General Sherman for an injunction against F. B. Florian & Co., Inc., restraining the concern from dealing in stock of the Oneida Community, Ltd. When the case came before Justice McGoldrick for a hearing on Attorney General Sherman’s application to continue an injunction granted some weeks ago, the defendant corporation and Frederick B. Florian and Irving Zindler, who run the business consented that the injunction be made permanent. The injunction order restrains the Florian concern from “buying and selling any stocks or bonds of the Oneida Community, Ltd. or sending through the United States mails, or in any manner, letters, statements, notices, or literature of any kind relative to the said Oneida Community, Ltd., and from carrying out in any manner any plan whereby either the common or preferred stock of the Oneida Community, Ltd., is in any way involved.”
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 30th July 1924
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Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 30th July 1924
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Oneida Community - Oneida, N.Y. - 1904
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C. H. Elliot, manager of the northwestern office of Oneida Community, Ltd., Oneida, N. Y., which.is in the Ryan building, St. Paul, left the morning of June 23 on a trip to Duluth, Minn. He had just returned from a trip to Escanaba and Menomonie, Mich., and to Green Bay and Marinette, Wis., spending several days calling on the trade.
Fred L. Hartwig, retail man of Oneida Community, Ltd., Oneida, N. Y., whose office is in the Ryan building, St. Paul, returned June 18 from an extensive trip in the west. He was gone about three weeks, and spent the larger part of the time in South Dakota. On the morning of June 20 Mr. Hartwig left on another trip through part of his territory.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 29th June 1927
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Fred L. Hartwig, retail man of Oneida Community, Ltd., Oneida, N. Y., whose office is in the Ryan building, St. Paul, returned June 18 from an extensive trip in the west. He was gone about three weeks, and spent the larger part of the time in South Dakota. On the morning of June 20 Mr. Hartwig left on another trip through part of his territory.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 29th June 1927
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