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Schermack Type III Perfins
Schermack Type III Perfins
One section of a chart of Schermack Type III perforations with private control marks, intended for use in Schermack mailing and vending machines. Sheets of stamps were cut into strips, pasted together in rolls, and perforated with the Schermack Type III “hyphen-hole” perforation. The control marks punched into the stamps denoted the company by which they were used. The use of perfins, as they are…
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Schermack Company Employees Employees in Front of Schermack Company (1164 W. Baltimore, Detroit, Michigan, USA). The company was founded by my great-great uncle, Joseph J.
Schermack Company Employees Employees in Front of Schermack Company (Detroit, Michigan, USA). Emma (left) and Anna Schermack were sisters to the inventor Joseph J.
Mailometer Company (circa 1915) Mailometer Company (circa 1915). The company was founded as the Schermack Mailing Machine Company in 1906 by my great-great uncle, Joseph J.
William Falkner (1804-1864) William Falkner (1804-1864), my paternal great-great-great grandfather. William was a builder, decorator, and mortician. John William continued the business and built it into J.W.
Schermack Razor Blade Vending Machine Schermack Razor Blade Vending Machine, company proposal. In the 1930s, the Schermack Companies expanded into razor blade vending.
Schermack Razor Blade Vending Machine Schermack Razor Blade Vending Machine, company proposal. In the 1930s, the Schermack Companies expanded into razor blade vending.
Stanley House, Falkland Islands. Builder: J.W. Falkner and Sons (1877) Stanley House, Falkland Islands. Builder: J.W. Falkner and Sons (1877). Designed by Alfred Robert Pite. All the building materials were shipped from England and assembled on the building site in Stanley, Falkland Islands.
