Jun 2, 2019
Mailometer Brochure (Circa 1915) Mailometer (Mail-om-eter) Brochure (Circa 1915). The company was founded as the Schermack Mailing Machine Company in 1906 by my great-great uncle, Joseph J.
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Mailometer Brochure (Circa 1915) Mailometer (Mail-om-eter) Brochure (Circa 1915). The company was founded as the Schermack Mailing Machine Company in 1906 by my great-great uncle, Joseph J.
Envelope Sealing Machine – U.S. Patent 758359 Envelope Sealing Machine. U.S. Patent No. 758359 (granted April 26, 1904). This was the third patent granted to my great-great uncle, Joseph J.
Schermack Stamp Affixer (1911)
Schermack Stamp Affixer (1911)
Schermack Stamp Affixer, patented 1911 by Alfred Schermack (US Patent #993,624). The manual stamp affixer was offered as an inexpensive alternative to the electric Schermack Mailing Machine. Alfred was the brother of Joseph J. Schermack, Jr. and worked at the Schermack Companies for many years. The device may have been invented by Alfred’s brother, but patented in his name due to legal disputes…
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Joseph J. Schermack, Jr. – Inventor Joseph J. Schermack, Jr. - Inventor of mailing machines, vending machines and other devices. He is most associated with postage stamp vending machines and private stamp perforations made for use in his devices.
Shermac Universal Envelope Sealer – 1905 Joseph J. Schermack, Jr. left his hometown of Freeport, Illinois, USA in about 1902 and moved to Chicago to seek his fortune.