American Fraternity, College, Military Badge/Pin Makers

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THE MILLER JEWELRY COMPANY

Greenwood Building, Cincinnati



The Miller Jewelry Company - Cincinnati - 1923

See: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=36661&p=175506&hil ... er#p175506

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GORDON B. MILLER & Co.

809-1, Walnut Street, Cincinnati



Gordon B. Miller & Co. - Cincinnati - 1950

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WILLIAM C. DORRETY

387, Washington Street, Boston



William C. Dorrety - Boston, Mass. - 1903


William C. Dorrety - Boston, Mass. - 1906


William C. Dorrety - Boston, Mass. - 1915


William C. Dorrety, maker of medals, badges, etc. has the contract for the trophies to be awarded at the indoor meet in Mechanics’ building next Friday evening, held by the N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co. The telephone exchanges throughout New England will send delegates to this big athletic competition.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 2nd February 1916


William C. Dorrety, veteran school and fraternity jewelry manufacturer, Washington Building, died on September 27.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular-Keystone - November 1954

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OSTBY & BARTON

Providence, Rhode Island



Ostby & Barton Co. - Providence, R.I. - 1914

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THE MARSHALL COMPANY

207, Market Street, Newark, New Jersey



The Marshall Company - Newark, New Jersey - 1916

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GODFREY JEPSON

274, Washington Street, Boston



Godfrey Jepson - Boston, Mass. - 1891

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JUDSON EMBLEM Co.

Heyworth Building, Chicago



Judson Emblem Co. - Chicago - 1905

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H.M. BETZ

631, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia



H.M. Betz - Philadelphia - 1888

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HUNT & FULLER

73, Nassau Street, New York



Hunt & Fuller - New York - 1893

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MEYER JEWELRY Co.

1016-1018, Main Street, Kansas City



Meyer Jewelry Co. - Kansas City - 1898

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THE FIRST EMBLEM FINDING Co.

Providence, Rhode Island


The First Emblem Finding Co., of Providence, R. I., are furnishing to the trade parts and findings for emblems, pins and buttons; also emblems for yacht clubs, etc.

Source: The Keystone - November 1899

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A. VESTER & Co.

24, Calender Street, Providence, Rhode Island



A. Vester & Co. - Providence, R.I. - 1896

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M.R. DOWER

Meyers Building, later, Bastable Building, Syracuse, New York


M. R. Dower, manufacturer of badges and medals, who was located in the Meyers Building, Syracuse, for twenty-four years, is now established in the Bastable Building, where he has the advantages of a more central situation, and has considerably increased his facilities.

Source: The Keystone - October 1905

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ARROW EMBLEM

Albany, New York


Arrow Emblem is the name of a concern incorporated at Albany, N. Y., on Monday with authority to make emblems and jewelry in this city. The capital is $20,000, and the incorporators include: S. Astrick, S. Marks and S. W. Stern.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 10th January 1923

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LOUIS MAASS

110, Nassau Street, New York




Louis Maass - New York - 1916


Louis Maass - New York - 1916


Louis Maass - New York - 1916

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THE HOOVER & SMITH Co.

616, later, 726, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia



The Hoover & Smith Co. - Philadelphia - 1939

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MECKLENBORG & GERHARDT

Miami Building, Cincinnati



Mecklenborg & Gerhardt - Cincinnati - 1919

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GEORGE J. CANNING & Co.

95, Pine Street, later, Tierney Building, 524, Westminster Street, Providence, Rhode Island


George J. Canning & Co., manufacturers of emblems, etc., formerly of 95 Pine St., are now settled in their new and mere commodious quarters in the Tierney building, 524 Westminster St.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 18th March 1914

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JOHN KELSO

86, Dorrance Street, Providence, Rhode Island



John Kelso - Providence, R.I. - 1908

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J.M. FISHER COMPANY

Attleboro, Massachusetts


J.M. Fisher Company - Attleboro, Mass. - 1917


J.M. Fisher Company - Attleboro, Mass. - 1920


J.M. Fisher Company - Attleboro, Mass. - 1922


J.M. Fisher Company - Attleboro, Mass. - 1950


J. M. Fisher & Co., Attleboro, have been busy turning out in quantity of official emblems for the coming campaign of the prohibition party. Mr. Fisher is well known as an ardent prohibitionist and was at one time the party’s candidate tor governor of Massachusetts.

Source: The Keystone - June 1908

Established in 1879.



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