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6" Ruler Bacon-Taplin company Springfield Ma water systems and Lightning plants, very old cute ruler.here is the company history
In 1892 the Bacon-Farnum Company started on 59 Hillman St, in Springfield MA. The company sold water systems, electric light plants, and power equipment. In 1919 a new partner was added and became known as Bacon-Taplin Company. The company’s business philosophy has remained the same right from the founding years: “He Profits Most Who Serves Best”. And we still believe in the simple business basic from Bacon-Taplin: “Let us serve you the best way”.
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