Series II: Francis Bannerman (Sons) Business
Scope and Contents
This series contains materials pertaining to the Bannerman family business, Francis Bannerman (Sons), including correspondence, notes, employee time books, scrapbooks and publications printed by the company.
Subseries A: Business Records
Scope and Contents
This subseries contains materials pertaining to the Bannerman family business from the 1890s to the 1970s. It includes correspondence, records and notes pertaining to the company's general business, ventures and eventual sale. In particular there are materials relating to its dealings with Lord Kitchnes regarding the Belgian Relief during WWI, the family of Admiral Dewey regarding the USS Olympia, the Marsteller Family regarding donations and relics, and the New York Central Railroad regarding a track crossing agreement.
F. Bannerman Sons Correspondence and Documents, 1891-1917
Employee Time Book, weekly, 1892
Loose Scrapbook Materials from Vol. 2, 1892-93
F. Bannerman Business, 1897-1919
Olympia and Admiral Dewey, 1898-1959
Francis Bannerman Business Notes, [1900]
F. Bannerman Sons, Marstellers, 1903-17
Correspondence, 1905-17
Lord Kitchnes, Belgian Relief, 1914-18, 1933
Correspondence, 1915
Correspondence [1 of 2], 1915
Correspondence [2 of 2], 1915-17
Agreement with New York Central Railroad, 1915-68
Employee Time Book, weekly, 1916-18
Bannerman Family Partnership, [1917]
Belgian Relief Letters and Checks, 1918
Employee Time Book, Bannerman's Arsenal, 1918
Sale of Estate, 1923-68
Employee Time Book, weekly, 1929-36
Quaker Realty Company, 1935
Efforts to Sell the Business, 1946-48
Bannerman Booth at Congressional Church Antique Show in Manhasset, 1954-56, 1958
Francis Bannerman Sons, 1955-68
Correspondence and Documents, 1956-57
Francis Bannerman Sons, Inc., 1956-59
Franics Bannerman Sons, Inc., Bylaws and Minutes, 1957-68
Binder, Francis Bannerman Sons, Inc., undated
General
Originally held Francis Bannerman Sons, Inc., Bylaws and Minutes.