Pittsburgh, treasurer; F. C. McKee of Pittsburgh, assistant 
treasurer; H. L. Stein of Boston, secretary, and H. A. Haney 
of Boston, assistant secretary. Robert J. Cleland of Pitts- 
burgh, is a director in the company. The executive offices 
are located at No. 3 Park Street, Boston. The treasurer’s 
office is at 2216 Oliver Building, Pittsburgh. 
The company maintains sixteen factories, two casket 
hardware factories and twenty-two sales rooms. Of the 
above, one sales room, as well as the largest, completely 
equipped plant for the manufacturer of wood and metal 
caskets, burial garments and casket hardware, is located in 
Pittsburgh, the salesroom being at Seventh street and Du- 
quesne way, and the plant on the North Side, the local 
manager being George Reatchlous. 
The plant at Pittsburgh, to which extensive additions 
were made in 1920, not only supplies wood and metal caskets, 
casket hardware, and burial garments for the territory im- 
mediately adjacent to Pittsburgh, but produces at this point 
the metal caskets and casket hardware distributed through- 
out the entire country, by the company through its various 
sales branches; and also supplies through its export depart- 
ment at New, York. these goods for shipment to foreign 
buvers. 
NATIONAL LEAD AND OIL COMPANY 
The National Lead and 
Oil Co. of Pennsylvania 
had its beginning in 1891, 
being incorporated under 
the laws of Pennsylvania 
andcapitalized for $2,000- 
300. In 1892 it succeed- 
ad to the established 
businesses of the Arm- 
strong McKelvy Lead & 
Oil Co., Beymer-Bauman Lead Co., Fahnestock White Lead 
Co., and others. Also, in more recent years, purchased 
the Sterling White Lead Co. and the Davis Lead Co. and at 
the present time continue the manufacture of these hrands 
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