Printing-trade press on the Harry W. Brintnall Co. (1934-1935) and the Edwin C. Dwyer Co. (1950-1954)
Record
- Date
- 1934-1954
- Held by
- archive.org (Bookbinding Magazine; Photo-Lithographer / Modern Lithography; Printing Equipment Engineer)
- Seen as
- originalimagetranscriptabstractindex
What it says
Read through the archive.org texts in the Dwyer-Tisdell research pass
(research/dwyer/Dwyer_Tisdell_Connections.md, October 2026).
- Bookbinding Magazine, Dec. 1934 and Apr. 1935 (“Two Brintnall Offices Move”): the Harry W. Brintnall Co., Pacific Coast distributors of bookbinding machinery and supplies, of San Francisco (430 Howard St. from 1935), with branches at Los Angeles and Seattle. The Seattle branch moved about 1 May 1935 from 419 First Ave. S. to 2620 Second Ave. (https://archive.org/details/sim_book-and-magazine-production_1934-12_20_6, https://archive.org/details/sim_book-and-magazine-production_1935-04_21_4). Edwin C. Dwyer’s 1942 draft card names the Harry W. Brintnall Co., 2306 3rd Ave., Seattle, as his employer.
- Photo-Lithographer and Printing Equipment Engineer, June 1950: the Miehle Printing Press & Mfg. Co. put its Northwest sales under its San Francisco office: “Arrangements have been made with Harry Hill Co., Portland, and Edwin C. Dwyer Co., Seattle, to stock Miehle repair parts and handle service in the area” (Oregon, Washington, Montana and northern Idaho) (https://archive.org/details/sim_printing-management_1950-06_80_3).
- Modern Lithography, Aug. 1954: “Jim Bernard, of the Edwin C. Dwyer Co., Seattle,” erected a new Miehle offset press at the American Printing & Lithographing Co., Seattle (https://archive.org/details/sim_modern-lithography_1954-08_22_8).