1938 FOX Furnace Company Catalog ~ Elyria OH Sunbeam A/C Heating Climate Control

“Mountain Fresh . . . Ocean Bathed . . . Climate at Home”



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Here is a great color Catalog from The Fox Furnace Company in Elyria, Ohio – circa 1938 – 18 pages.

The company was a division of the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation. This also has products of the Sunbeam Air Conditioning Unit.

This catalog is QUITE upscale for a heating and air conditioning catalog! ~ Beautiful colorful styled signed illustrations – I could not decipher the signature – looks like Bruwasun?


Man’s first attempt at conditioning the air was made in heating the air. Little attention has been paid to the condition of air in homes during winter, as long as the air was sufficiently warm . . .”


This catalog has great photos of the company’s late 1930s products as well as descriptions, specifications and promotional material.


Topics profiled include:

What is Air Conditioning?
Comfortable Warmth in Abundance in Winter
The Conditioned Air is Positively Forced To Every Room
You Breathe Moist Humidified Air
You Breathe clean filtered purified Air
An Air Conditioned Home Is A Ventilated Home
You Enjoy a Cool Home On Hot Summer Days and Sweltering Nights


Oil Burning Sunbeam Air Conditioning Unit – Thermostat, Humidstat, Blower Switch and Limit Control
How The Air Conditioning Unit Functions
The Sunbeam Gas Fired Air Conditioning Unit
How The Sunbeam Completely Conditions The Air
How The Conditioned Air Is Circulated Through Your Home
The Basement – The Most Popular Room in the Home
Some Homes Equipped with Sunbeam Air Conditioning Systems
You Can Afford The Sunbeam Air Conditioning System
The Organization Behind The Sunbeam Air Conditioning Unit


Company History

American Standard traces its roots back to 1872, when John B. Pierce opened a tinware shop in Ware, Massachusetts. With the business skills he forged in this shop, he would later found the Pierce Steam Heating Company, one of three companies that would merge in 1892 to become the American Radiator Company.

In 1929, the American Radiator Company merged with The Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company. Products from the combined company could be found in about half of the homes in the U.S. and Europe. For the next 18 years, the business was known as the American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation.

The Fox Furnace Company was purchased by the American Radiator Company.

By 1948, people had informally shortened the name of the company to American-Standard, so the company began to refer to itself by that name.



Book Details & Condition

DETAILS:

Softcover catalog published by The Fox Furnace Company, Elyria, Ohio circa 1938, 8 1/2” x 11”, 18 pgs.

CONDITION:

This is in excellent – like new condition – clean and crisp – no marks or writing – the colors are as bright as the day it was published! This catalog was part of a larger bound set and has been disbound from that set.

A great rare addition to your Collection!!

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