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American Thermos Bottle Company of New York
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The American Thermos Bottle Company was founded on January 31, 1907 by William B. Walker in Brooklyn, New York after acquiring the selling rights to the "Thermos" trademark from Thermos GmbH. Its industry is food and beverage containers and its headquarters were in Brooklyn, New York (1907-1913), Norwich, Connecticut (1913-1984) and Schaumburg, Illinois (1984-present). mycompanies.fandom.com
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Discover the people who lived there, the places they visited and the stories they shared.
American Thermos Bottle Company of New York
museumofcthistory.org
The American Thermos Bottle Company was founded on January 31, 1907 by William B. Walker in Brooklyn, New York after acquiring the selling rights to the "Thermos" trademark from Thermos GmbH. Its industry is food and beverage containers and its headquarters were in Brooklyn, New York (1907-1913), Norwich, Connecticut (1913-1984) and Schaumburg, Illinois (1984-present). mycompanies.fandom.com
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 (Flatbush) (Coney Island) - American Thermos Bottle Company of New York
museumofcthistory.org
The American Thermos Bottle Company was founded on January 31, 1907 by William B. Walker in Brooklyn, New York after acquiring the selling rights to the "Thermos" trademark from Thermos GmbH. Its industry is food and beverage containers and its headquarters were in Brooklyn, New York (1907-1913), Norwich, Connecticut (1913-1984) and Schaumburg, Illinois (1984-present). mycompanies.fandom.com){kind=small}
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