The Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co. General Springfield, Ohio. box 5:40. undated. Scope and Contents ... The Foos Manufacturing Co. General ... Scope and Contents 'scientific' grinding mill John D. Foote & Co. box 16:20. 1872 ...

1908 ad(l19)~the foos mfg. co. springfield, ohio. scientific attrition mills. pricing & history ...

This is a Scientific Feed Mills Catalog by the Foos Mfg.Co, Springfield, Ohiothe catalog is #26 and is dated 1908-09Catalog has 48 pages and is in quite good condition although it is a bit soiled from ... 1908-9 Scientific Feed Mills Catalog by …

Title. The Foos Manufacturing Company Farmers Tools Catalog. Description. Illustrated catalog describing the farmers tools and agricultural implements offered by The Foos Manufacturing Company. Creator. The Foos Manufacturing Company. Contributor. Skromme, Lawrence H. Topics.

The Foos Manufacturing Co. Scientific -- A Rare Engine Comes to Light in an Unlikely Guise

This company, from Springfield, Ohio, later became known as Mast-Foos. Page two of this book shows an engraving of the "New Works" - the Mfg Plant - that was erected in 1890. This company made all kinds of Agricultural equipment which was, in this book, referred to as the SCIENTIFIC Line.

Milling World Vol. XXIII No. 7 The Foos Manufacturing Company's New Works in Springfield, Ohio Manufacturer: Foos Mfg. Co. - Springfield, OH

Foos Mfg. Co. Springfield, OH, U.S.A. Manufacturer Class: Metal Working Machinery. History. Products. Machine Info. Publication Reprints (1) Photo Index (1) Machine Registry (0)

In truth, they are two separate entities. The Foos Manufacturing Co. marketed a line of gas engines called The Foos Scientific. These engines were marketed by Foos Manufacturing but in reality they were either built by P.J.Shouvlin and his Superior Engine Co. or Bauroth Engines built by Wm. F. and Emil Bauroth.

The Foos Sientific Mfg Co did not build engines as they marked engines built by Superior and Bauroth Bros. ( William F & Emil) both from Springfield. The Vert Foos in question was built under patent number 494,134 issued on March 28, 1893 and assigned to John Foos and Charles F. Endter.