Brief description of Locke factory in Victory, NY and Baltimore, MD.

For British ceramists visit to American in April-May 1929.

[Trade Journal]

Publication: Journal of the American Ceramic Society

Columbus, OH, United States
vol. 12, no. 6, p. 9

LOCKE INSULATOR CORPORATION

Locke porcelain was first marketed in 1894. For 35 years Locke engineers, with every facility for research, have striven to improve both material and design and to determine from study of operating conditions, the particular design best fitted to given loads and climatic conditions.

The Locke plants at Baltimore, Md., and Victor, N. Y., have a combined capacity of 40 kilns.

The plant reception committee included K. A. Hawley, chief engineer, W. A. Weldon, D. H. Rowland, H. O. Jensen, Clarence Springer, R. McCoy, J. A. Robertson, and Oscar Christensen.

Front row, left to right: John A. Le Mieux, James F. Toy (Gen. Mgr.). Back row, left to right: E. L. Crosby, H. G. Cooper, Walter Harvey, J. M. Weaver. Locke Insulator Corp., Baltimore, Md.

Front Row, Left to Right: John A. Le Mieux, James F. Toy (Gen. Mgr.). Back Row, Left to Right: E. L. Crosby, H. G. Cooper, Walter Harvey, J. M. Weaver. Locke Insulator Corp., Baltimore, Md.

Locke Insulator Corporation, Baltimore Plant.

Locke Insulator Corporation, Baltimore Plant.

Keywords:	Locke Insulator Manufacturing Company
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Researcher:	Elton Gish
Date completed:	January 7, 2008 by: Elton Gish;