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Lynchburg Glass History Archive
A collection of historical information related to the two Lynchburg Glass companies and Lynchburg Insulators. -1-
Plant Site Photos, Then and Now, includes maps and survey plats of the site and surrounding areas.
A letter (1911) and check (1913) signed by N. D. Eller while secretary-treasurer of Piedmont Mills.
List of Stockholders (1919 ?)
List of Stockholders (1920 ?)
The O'Neill No. 30 Bottle Machine (1921)
Letter to Coca Cola Bottler (1921)
Advertisement for Sale of the Lynchburg Glass Works Plant (1922)
References in Trade Journals:
Lynchburg Glass Works (1918-1923) [not yet available]
Newspaper Articles [not yet available]
Minutes of Directors' and Stockholders' Meetings, Menu
Lynchburg Insulator Product "Catalog" and Envelope, 1923
Lynchburg Insulator Product "Catalog", 1924
Lynchburg Insulators in Pettingell-Andrews Catalog, 1924
Baker-Joslyn Ad for Lynchburg Insulators, 1924
Price Lists and Comparison of Prices, 1923-1925
Sell Price-Cost Comparison, Nov, 1923-Mar, 1924
Lynchburg Advertising Brochure, c. 1924-1925
Employment Ad (Glassworker, 1924)
Lynchburg Insulator Press (Glass Industry, 1924)
Diagram of Kribs' Insulator Press
Insurance Documents
The Gayner Family
Letters Related to Sale of the Facilities and Equipment
Correspondence between W. H. Loyd and J. William Gayner, Menu
Letter to William Gayner - Sale of Insulator Equipment (1927)
Correspondence between Mr. Loyd and Prospective Buyers
Correspondence, Miscellaneous
References in Trade Journals: Lynchburg Glass Corporation (1923-1928) [not yet available]
Newspaper Articles [not yet available]
How to Get Rid of Scum on a Tank Melting Flint Bottle Glass, by J. William Gayner
Documents signed by N. D. Eller, from Piedmont Mills
Notes
1. Some of the material in these archives was obtained from The Insulator Gazette.
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