SlideValve
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How many sub-brands did Empire have?Hi, i have seen many engines that are very similar to Empire engines, here is an example
http://cgi.ebay.com/Steam-Engine-...faultDomain_0?hash=item45ef055efc
It is an unmistakable clone of an Empire B-30, but a different brand, and i think there made in the same place that Marvin engines were made, these are also made in a different place than Empire engines. So were these sub brands owned by empire, or brands simply copying the design?
Connor
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MooseMan
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UK members may be interested to hear that Empire engines were sold here under the Hotpoint brand name, wired for 240v.
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johnreid
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Just a few days back another thread was started asking the same thing.
http://modelsteam.myfreeforum.org/about23185.html
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IndianaRog
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Per Don Stilson's Book on Empires...here are the brands they manufactured for and co-labeled with unique ID tags:
Empire Metal Ware Corp.
Harvey Electric Co.
Empco Metal Ware Corp.
The Bing Corporation
Quality Brand Great Northern Mfg.
Chicago Apparatus Co.
Empire Transformer Co.
Central Scientific Co. (CENCO label)
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Hope that meets your needs Connor.
Rog
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SlideValve
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| IndianaRog wrote: | Per Don Stilson's Book on Empires...here are the brands they manufactured for and co-labeled with unique ID tags:
Empire Metal Ware Corp.
Harvey Electric Co.
Empco Metal Ware Corp.
The Bing Corporation
Quality Brand Great Northern Mfg.
Chicago Apparatus Co.
Empire Transformer Co.
Central Scientific Co. (CENCO label)
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Hope that meets your needs Connor.
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Thanks for the info
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27ace27
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thats what I was looking for!
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