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Location:

  • 1718 Land Title Building, Philadelphia, PA (1906-1909) [factory?]
  • 134 North 10th Street. (1910-1914)
  • 327 North 11th Street. (1915-1923?)
  • 1914: La Porte, Indiana. Eastern office and second factory in New York, branch offices and warehouses in Philadelphia and Chicago.

Timeline:

  • 1900 CD (Philadelphia City Directory): Charles H. Paschall (C. H. Paschall & Co.), 1118 North 40th Street
    C. H. Paschall & Co. (Chas. H. Paschall) brokers, 1210 Market Street
  • 1905 CD: Charles H. Paschall, salesman, home 4913 Warrington Avenue
  • 1909-1909 CD: American Three Way Prism Company, 134 North 10th Street. Charles H. Paschall, President; Charles H. Hudnut, Secretary; L. Beatrice Paschall, Treasurer.
  • 1910 CD: American Three Way Prism Company, 134 North 10th Street
  • 1914 "F. A. Flocken is assistant manager of the American 3 Way Prism Company, which is moving its offices and factory from Chicago to La Porte, Ind. His address will be La Porte after April 1st." --Cornell Alumni News, Vol. XVI, No. 20, February 19, 1914
  • 1915-1921 CD: American Three Way Prism Company, 327 North 11th Street
  • 1923 CD: American Three Way Prism Company, 327 North 11th Street; Chas H. Paschall, President (home Chicago); C. P. Mills Vice President; J. J. Ohles, Treasurer.
  • ...1926?

History:

  • The American 3-Way Prism Company was Luxfer's main competitor of the time. They eventually bought out Luxfer and became American 3-Way Luxfer Prism Co.

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