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{{Manufacturer-DB | {{Manufacturer-DB | ||
|Name=Shumate | |Name=Shumate | ||
| − | |Location=Austin, Texas | + | |Location=Austin, Texas & St. Louis, Missouri |
| − | |Date=1900 - 1932 | + | |Date=1900-1932 |
| − | |Owners= | + | |Owners=Albert Teagarden, Joseph Shumate |
}} | }} | ||
| − | 1900 | + | Shumate, [shu-MAH-tay], sold high-quality razors from 1900 until 1932. They are still widely available and considered very good shavers. |
| − | + | ==History<ref>Goins' Encyclopedia of Cutlery Markings, 1998, p.253</ref>== | |
| − | Austin, | + | 1884- Albert Teagarden founds a general goods retailing company [name?] in Austin, Texas. |
| − | + | 1885- Joseph Shumate becomes partner, company named Teagarden & Shumate. | |
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| − | St. Louis, Missouri | + | 1900 (approx.)- Firm first deals in cutlery, company renamed Shumate Razor Company. |
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| + | 1904-1906- Company relocates to St. Louis, Missouri. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 2 February 2011
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| Name | Shumate |
| Location | Austin, Texas & St. Louis, Missouri |
| Dates of Operation | 1900-1932 |
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| Owners | Albert Teagarden, Joseph Shumate |
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Shumate, [shu-MAH-tay], sold high-quality razors from 1900 until 1932. They are still widely available and considered very good shavers.
History[1]
1884- Albert Teagarden founds a general goods retailing company [name?] in Austin, Texas.
1885- Joseph Shumate becomes partner, company named Teagarden & Shumate.
1900 (approx.)- Firm first deals in cutlery, company renamed Shumate Razor Company.
1904-1906- Company relocates to St. Louis, Missouri.
References
- ↑ Goins' Encyclopedia of Cutlery Markings, 1998, p.253
