Add to ORKGAdvertising broadside for embalmers' instruments and supplies made by the Champion Chemical Company of Springfield, Ohio. The ad boasts "the Best All Around Fluid Ever Compounded" and "the most complete and superior line in America... Embracing everything needed by the up-to-date embalmer." Founded in Springfield in 1878 as the Hill Fluid Company, Champion was incorporated 10 years later as the Champion Chemical Company by Dr. A. A. Baker. The company was responsible for many innovations in the funeral industry, and is still active today
This photograph shows a white substance moving along an assembly line. This could be a stage in the ...
Champion's Medical Department serves the nearly 3,500 employees and is staffed by nine people includ...
Gulfport-Made Coatings Find Wide National Market: Gpoch Mill flour bins, Gooch Milling Company, Linc...
An advertisement in the V. XI No. 11 (1898) of The Embalmers' Monthly depicting tools for the "up to...
This image is a sample of print advertising for Ivory Soap, one of the nation's most recognizable an...
Reverse reads: "500 ton double casket press. Metallic casket ('bliss')". This photograph shows thre...
Dated ca. 1880-1900, these are advertisements for coach and hearse models from Merts & Riddle Coach ...
Chestnut trees provided a double use for Champion who pioneered, and had a patent on, the practice ...
Founded in 1911 by the five Zucker brothers, the State Chemical Manufacturing Co. (today known as St...
Dated ca. 1930-1943, this is a photograph of boiling soap at one of the Procter and Gamble buildings...
This is a photo of several finished bars of Ivory soap, made by Procter and Gamble. The Procter and...
A photograph showing a man working in front of a large industrial funnel. The photograph is labeled ...
A group of men and women employees of the Batesville Casket Company are assembled here on the street...
Reverse reads: "Ivorydale Plant" The Procter and Gamble Company Plant, located on Spring Grove Av...
Dated 1895, this is an advertisement from The Specialty Glass Co. in East Liverpool, Ohio, for their...
This photograph shows a white substance moving along an assembly line. This could be a stage in the ...
Champion's Medical Department serves the nearly 3,500 employees and is staffed by nine people includ...
Gulfport-Made Coatings Find Wide National Market: Gpoch Mill flour bins, Gooch Milling Company, Linc...
An advertisement in the V. XI No. 11 (1898) of The Embalmers' Monthly depicting tools for the "up to...
This image is a sample of print advertising for Ivory Soap, one of the nation's most recognizable an...
Reverse reads: "500 ton double casket press. Metallic casket ('bliss')". This photograph shows thre...
Dated ca. 1880-1900, these are advertisements for coach and hearse models from Merts & Riddle Coach ...
Chestnut trees provided a double use for Champion who pioneered, and had a patent on, the practice ...
Founded in 1911 by the five Zucker brothers, the State Chemical Manufacturing Co. (today known as St...
Dated ca. 1930-1943, this is a photograph of boiling soap at one of the Procter and Gamble buildings...
This is a photo of several finished bars of Ivory soap, made by Procter and Gamble. The Procter and...
A photograph showing a man working in front of a large industrial funnel. The photograph is labeled ...
A group of men and women employees of the Batesville Casket Company are assembled here on the street...
Reverse reads: "Ivorydale Plant" The Procter and Gamble Company Plant, located on Spring Grove Av...
Dated 1895, this is an advertisement from The Specialty Glass Co. in East Liverpool, Ohio, for their...
This photograph shows a white substance moving along an assembly line. This could be a stage in the ...
Champion's Medical Department serves the nearly 3,500 employees and is staffed by nine people includ...
Gulfport-Made Coatings Find Wide National Market: Gpoch Mill flour bins, Gooch Milling Company, Linc...