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1971 Hobart Manufacturing Company

 

 

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Stock Code HMC01

   Certificate  for 100 shares of common stock, dated 15th September 1971. Green ornate border with imprint of company seal and vignette of woman in front of agricultural scene. Issued to Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner, with the printed signatures of David A Meeker, Chairman, David B Meeker, President and John M Larimer, company secretary.

Certificate size is 20.5 cm high x 30 cm wide (8" x 12").

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The Hobart Manufacturing Company was founded on July 20th 1897 as the Hobart Electric Manufacturing Company. Hobart motors were sold to merchants, who, with the help of Hobart representatives, belted them to the large flywheels of hand-operated coffee mills, producing the world's first self-contained powered coffee mills.

1913. The company reorganized as The Hobart Manufacturing Company, during which year sales surpassed the $1 million mark.

During WWI HMC also manufactured armaments through the Troy Metal Products subsidiary based in Cincinnati.

1927. Hobart acquired Paul Navarre et Fils, Europe's leading commercial warewashing manufacturer.

1934. The company acquired the Dayton Scale Division of International Business Machines (IBM).

1935. Hobart build a new plant in New Southgate, London, England.

1948. Hobart acquire Federal Engineering, adding its "Steakmaster" tenderizer line, together with the Frandor Engineering Company in Barnstaple, England. A new Canadian plant is built in Toronto.

1964. Hobart is first listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

1969. The Troy world headquarters building is dedicated. Hobart now has 20 major commercial product lines, 32 manufacturing operations and customers in more than 100 countries. Hobart acquires Koch Refrigeration of Kansas City, Mo. together with steam cooker manufacturer, Vischer Products of Chicago, Ill.

1970. The company acquires microwave oven producer Thermo-Kinetics of New Liberia, La.

1972. Hobart acquires Wascon Systems of Hatboro, Pa., a waste equipment manufacturer.

1974   Hobart Manufacturing Company becomes the Hobart Corporation.
 

 

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