American Fraternity, College, Military Badge/Pin Makers

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SPIES BROTHERS

156, Wabash Avenue, later, 27, East Monroe Street, Chicago



Spies Brothers - Chicago - 1919



Spies Brothers - Chicago - 1921

Established in 1878.

Mark detail:


See: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=36661&p=186427#p186427

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HERPERS BROTHERS

18, Crawford Street, Newark, New Jersey



Herpers Bros. - New York and Newark - 1917



Herpers Bros. - Newark - 1919



Herpers Bros. - Newark - 1920

Established 1865.

The business of Henry F. and Ferdinand J. Herpers.

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EDWARDS. HALDEMAN & Co.

141-143, Woodward Avenue, later, 427, Farwell Building, Detroit



Edwards, Haldeman & Co. - Detroit - 1915



Edwards, Haldeman & Co. - Detroit - 1920



Edwards, Haldeman & Company - Detroit - 1933



Edwards, Haldeman & Company - Detroit - 1933



Edwards, Haldeman & Company - Detroit - 1942

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C.W. LITTLE & Co.

32, Cortlandt Street, New York



C.W. Little & Co. - New York - 1897



C.W. Little - New York - 1899




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G.A. SCHLECHTER

600 & 602, later, 428, Penn Street, Reading, Pennsylvania



G.A. Schlechter - Reading - 1891


G.A. Schlechter - Reading - 1891


G.A. Schlechter - Reading - 1894


Schlechter's - Reading - 1901

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INTERBORO MEDAL & BADGE Co.

16-18, Maiden Lane, later, 123, Fifth Avenue, New York



Interboro Medal & Badge Co. - New York - 1920



Interboro Medal and Badge Co. - New York - 1922

The business of I. Jurgensen.

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J.F. APPLE COMPANY

120, East Chestnut Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania



J.F. Apple Co. - Lancaster, Pa. - 1919



J.F. Apple Company - Lancaster, Pa. - 1920



J.F. Apple Co. - Lancaster, Pa. - 1920

J.F. Apple's premises in 1929 were formerly that of the Fulton Watch Company.


Trade mark of J.F. Apple Co.:




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J.H. JACKSON & Co.

9½, Adelaide Street East, Toronto



J.H. Jackson & Co. - Toronto - 1900

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DOUGLAS MANUFACTURING CORPORATION

North American Building, Philadelphia



Douglas Manufacturing Corporation - Philadelphia - 1921

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SINNOCK & SHERRILL

15, Maiden Lane, New York, and 301, Masonic Temple, Chicago



Sinnock & Sherrill - New York and Chicago - 1921



Sinnock & Sherrill - New York - 1923




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SCHMITZ & Co.

6, Maiden Lane, New York



Schmitz & Co. - New York - 1917

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THE THOMAE Co.

Attleboro, Massachusetts



The Thomae Co. - Attleboro, Mass. - 1921

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WENDELL & COMPANY

103-105, William Street, New York and 57, Washington Street, later, 618, West Jackson Street, Chicago



Wendell and Company - New York and Chicago - 1908



Wendell and Company - New York and Chicago - 1908




Established c.1850 by Charles Wendell.

See: http://www.925-1000.com/americansilver_W3.html

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JOHN HARRIOTT

3, Winter Street, Boston



John Harriott - Boston - 1893


John Harriott - Boston - 1895

Noted as still at 3, Winter Street in 1908.

John Harriott, the Boston medal designer, is making up the gold and silver souvenir medals to be awarded to the survivors of Sidepaths' third annual century run to be held from Rochester to Buffalo on Sunday, July 14. Mr. Harriott has supplied the badges for the last three century runs held under the auspices of this publication.

Source: The Jewelers' Review - 10th July 1901

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SAMUEL SULTAN

51, Maiden Lane, later, 36, West 47th Street, New York



Samuel Sultan - New York - 1918



Samuel Sultan - New York - 1929

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WINSHIP & Co.

55, State Street, later, 705, North Masonic Temple, Chicago



Winship & Co. - Chicago - 1909


Chas. H. Winship & Co. - Chicago - 1912


Winship & Co. - Chicago - 1913

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JOS. NOTERMAN & Co.

512, Race Street, Cincinnati



Jos. Noterman & Co. - Cincinnati - 1919

Established 1867


JOHN J. RYAN SUED

Cincinnati, Oct. 8.

Theatrical circles were surprised Monday, when it was learned that John J. Ryan, former owner of the Olympic, and his wife, Anna, had been sued for
an alleged unpaid bill by Jos. Noterman & Co., local jewelers. Noterman charges Ryan purchased diamonds valued at $3,631.75 in 1909. The petition, filed in the Common Pleas Court, recites that Ryan is now living at Detroit. The court is asked to attach insurance policies for $175,000 on the lives of the defendants.

Source: Variety - 10th October 1913

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J.J. WHITE Mfg.Co.

144, Pine Street, Providence, Rhode Island, and 105, Heyworth Building, Chicago



J.J. White Mfg.Co. - Providence and Chicago - 1921

Thought to have been established in 1896.

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S. KAPLAN

108, Fulton Street, New York



S. Kaplan - New York - 1922

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E. AYRES

102, Nassau Street, New York



E. Ayres - New York - 1870

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