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[D8326U], Letter from Charles Edward Chinnock to Samuel Insull, November 2nd, 1883

Title: [D8326U], Letter from Charles Edward Chinnock to Samuel Insull, November 2nd, 1883
Editor's Notes: Letterhead of Edison Electric Illumination Co. of New York # the reason the Mercury was sent in an Iron Flack was simply a matter of Convience .Mess. Lehn and Fink say there is no action in the iron and guarantic it distiller. They generally use stone jars fir 5 lbs. And small quantiities. This is the way we hav receiving it.
Author: Chinnock, Charles Edward
Recipient: Insull, Samuel
Date: 1883-11-02
Type: Letter
Subject: Shipping and materials handling; Chemicals, chemical products, and chemical processes
Folder ID: D8326-F
Microfilm ID: 66:694
Document ID: D8326U
URL: https://edisondigital.rutgers.edu/document/D8326U
Rights: Thomas Edison National Historical Park
Publisher: Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
License: CC0 1.0 Universal
Has Version: Archive.org Viewer, Microfilm Series Reel 66

Item sets: [D8326-F] (D-83-26) Electric Light -- Edison Electric Illuminating Co of New York

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