. American engineer and railroad journal . eo. A. Edgin is in charge of this office, andit is stated that patrons of this company in Ihe vicinity of NewYork City willlind il more convenient to send their orders andinquiries direct to this new office, which is now in a position toship promptly. Exhibit of the Riverside Metal Company.—This companyhad a very interesting and complete exhibit of its product at theAtlantic City conventions, where were shown a full Iiue of manu-factured and ingot metals in phosphor bronze, German silver andother compositions of copper. These metals were exhibited in
. American engineer and railroad journal . eo. A. Edgin is in charge of this office, andit is stated that patrons of this company in Ihe vicinity of NewYork City willlind il more convenient to send their orders andinquiries direct to this new office, which is now in a position toship promptly. Exhibit of the Riverside Metal Company.—This companyhad a very interesting and complete exhibit of its product at theAtlantic City conventions, where were shown a full Iiue of manu-factured and ingot metals in phosphor bronze, German silver andother compositions of copper. These metals were exhibited in allshapes and forms, from the raw material to the finished pro-duct, in sheets, rods, wire, tubing, rope and castings, as wellas passenger car fittings in white metal. This company hasrecently made a considerable addition to its plant and is in aposition to handle large orders with reasonable notice. September. 1906. AMERICAN ENGINEER AND RAILROAD JOURNAL. 331 (Established 1833.) -. AMERICAN _ Engineer RAILROAD JOURNAL SEPTEMBER, 19(
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