Box 11
Contains 15 Results:
Precision Extrusion Die, 1963-1965.
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Proos Mfg., 1941
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Puffy Pops Corp., 1935-1940.
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Pyramid Tool, 1952-1958.
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.
Quality Tool, 1937-1940.
Consists of files on companies that applied for loans from the GRIC. Generally information includes economic surveys and other information on companies, payment schedules if loan was granted, reasons for loans and in some cases accounts receivable. Series reflects the small business atmosphere in Grand Rapids from 1935 to the 1960s. Includes several firms that went under as well as several that became very successful. Arranged alphabetically, chronologically.