[D8132ZBC], Letter from Charles Batchelor to Thomas Alva Edison, October 27th, 1881
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[D8132ZBC], Letter from Charles Batchelor to Thomas Alva Edison, October 27th, 1881
Editor's Notes
Batchelor says he persuaded Lowrey to stay on longer. "It would almost bust the business" if he left. Also had "a long talk" with Mr. Philliport(?) about lighting railways in England; would take 1.6M lamps; Batchelor told him that they can be supplied cheap in quantity and could turn out 10K a day if he wants. Wants TAE to "personally thank Freeman if he calls on you as he has worked indefagitably to show off our things to the best possible advantage and at all times, also another American commissioner Lieut Maclean if he calls on you." "PS. Our applications are mounting up tremendously, after we are settled we shall be able to lots of business."
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Recipient
Date
1881-10-27
Type
Folder/Volume ID
D8132-F
Microfilm ID
58:518
Document ID
D8132ZBC
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University