Introduction
Articles relating to the manufacturing process
Articles relating to the Marchant factories and buildings
Other Articles
Various small articles and advertorials
There are many online archives of books, newspapers and magazines. On this page I will show various articles and extracts about or related to the Marchant Calculating Machine Company that I have found in such online archives and other online sources. If you find any others in the archives of your own country, then please let me know at mechcalc a t jaapsch d o t net.
These articles and extracts are shown here for educational and research purposes only, and no copyright
infringement is intended. If you are the copyright owner of any article, and object to its
presence here, let me know.
I have in some cases rearranged the layout of the text for the sake of readability, for
example placing columns of text from different pages side by side in the same image, or
splitting a single long column into two.
Advertisements from newspapers and magazines can be found on the Marchant Advertisements page.
Manufacturing a Calculating Machine in a Western Shop - Frank A. Stanley.
(1917-12-06 to 1918-05-30, The American Machinist)
A four part series explaining details of the manufacturing process for the Marchant Standard or Pony.
Punches and Dies - Frank A. Stanley.
(1919, McGraw Hill Book Co.)
Details of how parts of the casing of the Standard or Pony are formed.
Arranging new factory in Almeda.
(1913-08, Office Appliances)
Ground bought for the first Marchant factory.
(1914-08-16, Oakland Tribune)
Building of new plant starts.
(1915-09-12, The San Francisco Examiner)
Report of the fire that destroyed the Marchant factory on 29 November 1919.
(1919-12-27, Engineering and Mining Journal)
Oakland Supplies the World With Calculating Machines - Ralph P. Anderson
(1921-10, Bubbles, East Bay Water Company)
How to Win the Markets of the New West
(1947, Metropolitan Oakland Area)
A photo of Plant No. 2 in Emeryville.
New World Headquarters Building, Marchant Calculators, Inc.
(1958-01, Architect and Engineer)
Die Rechenmaschinen
(1925, Ernst Martin)
Six in the Money
(1949-08, Fortune Magazine)
The third and fourth pages discuss Marchant, and how Edgar Jessup led the company out of the depression.
Carl Friden biography
(1973, National Cyclopedia of American Biography)
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