REPORTS AND CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING COMPANIES CONSULTED AND EXAMINED BY HATHAWAY

Acme Wire Company, New Haven, Conn. 1911-1917

Arkell Safety Bag Company, New York 1910-1920

Beech-Nut Packing Company, Canajoharie, New Jersey 1907-1920

Beech-Nut Packing Company, 1920-1923

Bethleham Shipbuilding Corporation, South Bethleham, Pennsylvania March-Oct 1919

Bethleham Shipbuilding Corp. Nov 1919-Feb 1923

Bethleham Shipbuilding Corp. (data) 1918-1919

Bethleham Shipbuilding Corp. (data, charts) 1920

Bethleham Shipbuilding Corp. (foundry reports) 1919

Barcalo Manufacturing Company, Buffalo, N.Y. 1912-Dec 1913

Barcalo Mfg. Co. Jan 1914-Jan 1917

Brockton Heel Company, Campello, Mass. 1911-1915

Day and Zimmerman and Penn Central Light and Power Company, Philadelphia, Pa. 1907-1913

Day and Zimmerman and Penn Central, 1914-1917

Day and Zimmerman and Penn Central, (misc. reports) 1913

Delong Hook and Eye Company, Philadelphia 1919-1921

Eaton, Crane & Pike Company, Pittsfield, Mass. 1913-1920

Eaton, Crane & Pike Co. 1920-1923

Hermann-Aukam & Company, New York 1914-1915

Hermann-Aukam & Company, 1915-1917

Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, Pittsburg, Pa.

Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, 1920-1924

The Plimpton Press, Norwood, Mase. 1908-1916

J.C. Plimpton & Company, Liverpool, England (data)

J.C. Plimpton & Company, 1929

Plymouth Cordage Works, No. Plymouth, Mass. 1911

Plymouth Cordage Works, 1912-1913

Sanford E. Thompson, Boston, Mass. 1910-1917

National Magnesia Manufacturing Company

Marchant Calculating Machine Company, San Francisco 1927

New England Butt Company, Providence, R.I. 1912-1920

Milbrook's Restaurant, New York

Department of Education, San Francisco 1928

United Gas Improvement Company, Philadelphia, Pa. 1911-1923

United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry, Burlington, Jew Jersey 1912

Lovell-McConnell Manufacturing Co., Newark, N.J., 1911

C. Stanley Hurlbut, Philadelphia, Pa. 1919

Farrel Foundry and Machine Co., Ansoma, Conn. 1911-1912

H.C. Cohn Co., Rochester, N.Y. 1919-1923

Commercial Truck Co. of America, Phil., Pa. 1916

George W. Smith & Co. 1919

Roland Park Co., Baltimore, Md. 1912

Roentgen Manufacturing Co., Phil., Pa. 1912

Republic Metalware Co., Buffalo, N.Y. 1913

New York Shipbuilding Corp. 1922

J.H. Williams & Co., Buffalo, N.Y. 1916

Marcel Michelin, Clermont, France 1912

Gulf District Statistics

Chemical Works

TABOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY (Philadelphia)

Forms

Forms

Exhibits

Instruction cards and tool lists

Cutting speeds for different kinds of metal; photographs of machines.

Instructions for operating 8" Tabor Mfg. Co. power squeezer; instructions to card writers

Taylor System Elementary Unit Time DATA SHEETS

Photographs

Blue-prints:

a) Boxes for “T” Head bolts

b) Trays for Taylor's Flying Machine

c) Time card and stores issue sorting apparatus-Flying Machine

d) Time card racks

e) Paring tools

f) Round nose roughing tools

g) U.S. War Dept. Ordnance Dept. Supply Division; instruction chart for balance of stores sheet- 1918

h) Planning department desk

Forging equipment for Taylor standard lathe and planer tools

Charts:

a) Speeds and feeds for machine tools

b) Speeds and feeds for machine tools

c) Route sheet for handkerchief finishing

d) Instruction card and time studies on washing factory windows.

Forging instructions and equipment for paring tools

Same

Stores system including classification A:S.M.E.

a) The care of belting in accordance with the Taylor system.

b) Charge symbol classification

c) Specifications for High Speed steel cutters for Taylor-Newbold saws and milling cutters

d) Examination of drawings

e) Entering machine time on cost sheet

f) Approval of bills by the auditor

g) Conditions governing bonus to be paid on different functions

h) Bonus for new men

i) Routine and bonus for time clerk

j) Bonus specifications for time study man

k) Bonus for time study clerk

l) Cleaning machines- Bonus time for same

m) Standing order for a speed boss

n) Duties of the repair boss

o) Duties of gang boss

p) Duties of an erecting gang boss

q) Standing order B.D. Draughting dept. practice and standards

r) Order of work for B.D.

s) Furnace equipment assignment of men and work

t) Standing order for foundry clerk

u) Supplement to foundry routine

v) (Sales)- follow up system

w) The follow up clerk's routine

x) Standing orders for entry clerks (per unit)

y) Distribution of “overhead” or indirect expenses

z) Damage reports

a1) Production clerk-location and number of fire pails

b1) Standing order for making, issue and recall of tool lists and instruction cards, and issue and recall of tools

c1) Standing order for the issue and recall of instruction cards, tool lists, and drawings by the planning dept.

d1) Departmental charges

e1) Classification of tools

a) Classification of worked materials-Sales

b) Classification of stores - Sales

c) Transcripts of forms- War dept.

JONES AND LAUGHLIN STEEL CORPORATION (Pittsburg, Pennsylvania)

a) Forms

b) Small tool data sheets and progress sheets

c) Instruction cards under product symbol VB, VC

d) Instruction cards under product symbol VF, VG

e) Instruction cards under product symbol VH, VJ, VK

f) Instruction cards under product symbol VL, VN

g) Instruction cards under product symbol VP

h) Instruction cards under product symbol VS, VT

a) Instruction cards under product symbol VU

b) Instruction cards under product symbol VW, VY, VZ

c) Index to instruc. cards filed under product symbols VB-VG

d) Index to instruc. cards filed under product symbols VH-VP

e) Index to instruc. cards filed under product symbols VS-VZ

f) Index to instruc. cards covering jobs filed under machine tool symbols

g) Instruction cards on grinding

h) Instruction cards on grinding

i) Instruc. cards covering jobs on horizontal and vertical boring machines, centering machines, etc.

j) Standing order on instruc. cards for all machine shop cleaning July 1922

k) Same

l) Instruc. cards- miscellaneous 1923-1924

a) Organizations and methods department forms

b) Engineering department forms

c) Standing order of the general procedure-task and bonus system 1923

d) Standing order on the procedure for inspection of machine operations

e) Standing order on various bonus applications

f) Standing order of procedure- file and printing branch of the engineering dept.

g) Standing order of the procedure-engineering and drawing division of the engineering dept.

h) Same

i) Engineering and drawing division outline

j) Engineering and drawing division and its functions

k) Standing order on general procedure of brass foundry

l) Procedure for control of operation-No. 2 iron foundry

m) (part of) F.W. Taylor Specifications for High Speed Steel

n) F.W. Taylor Specifications for High Speed Steel and instruction cards.

o) Same

p) Same

q) Data on standard time records, cutting speeds, etc.

r) Maintenance section for No. 1 mill

s) Classification of work in fitting section for time study

t) Feed and speed and capacity data sheets

Feed and Speed and Capacity data sheets

Feed and Speed and Capacity data sheets

a) Classification sheets taken from small tools classification

b) Classification sheets taken from the machine tool classification

c) Machine shop belt classification

d) Classification sheets taken from machine shop belting classification

e) Classification sheets taken from crane classification

f) Stores-purchased material

g) Classification sheets taken from stores classification- material purchased

h) Classification sheets taken from stores classification (worked material-for parts)

a) Notebook-workers and hours-steel foundry

b) Small tool classification A-DB

c) Small tool classification DC-HY

d) Small tool classification J-PH

a) Small tool classification PL-WZ

b) Notebook-machine tool classification

c) Notebook-worked materials-classification of parts

d) Link Belt Engineering Co.- blueprints

MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS, PAPERS, SPEECHES, OF F.W. TAYLOR, H.K. HATHAWAY, AND CARL G. BARTH

a) Bethleham classification

b) Bethleham classification

c) Bethleham classification

d) Backstrom Report- industrial conditions in U.S.A. Stern Backstrom 1920.

e) Scientific Management Manuscripts

f) Sales planning and control- follow up system

g) Maintenance of machinery and equipment as a part of the Taylor System of Management

h) Same

i) The Attitude of Labor Towards Scientific Management-Godfrey Hollis

Reports:

a) Maintenance of Standards-Victor S. Karabasz

b) Training and Selection of Workers-?

c) On the Index as a factor in industry-John H. Williams

d) Power Distribution Costs-Morris Llewellyn Cooke

e) Overhead Expense Distribution- Royal R. Keely

Hathaway: Manuscripts and notes

Hathaway: Pamphlets, articles, papers

Barth: Preliminary report to the Pullman Co.

Testimony before Commission on Industrial Relations 1914

Several pamphlets by Barth

Barth- Supplement to F.W. Taylor's “On the Art of Cutting Metals”.

Tables and charts on Taylor's treatise

Taylor- Home Classification

Magazine articles regarding Taylor

Taylor's death- March 21, 1915

Announcements

Correspondence

Remarks

Chronological statement of his activite

a) Forms for Manufacturing department- Anritsn Electric Co. Lmt.

b) Same, for Tokyo Keiki Co. Lmt.

c) Same, for Niigata Iron Works Lmt.

d) Miscellaneous notebook-biological, industrial journals

e) Book on “Scientific Management Material Developed From the Large and Extensive Consulting Practice of Carl. G. Barth and Made Available to the Graduate School of Business Through the Courtesy of Carl G. Barth and King Hathaway, December 1937”

Larger volume with same title

Looseleaf binder; photostated articles and reports by Hathaway