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The
Early Years:
On
December 17, 1895, the Photochrom Company of Detroit filed
incorporation papers with the State of Michigan. Although
officially maintaining the Photochrom Company name, the
company was known as the Detroit Photographic Company
from 1898 until 1906 when it went by the name of the Detroit
Publishing Company.
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At
its height, the Detroit Publishing Company employed a dozen
salesmen and sold seven million prints a year. It had offices
in Detroit, New York, and Los Angeles.
Staff in front of the company’s retail outlet at 229
5th Avenue, New York City, about 1903. Image courtesy
of David V. Tinder.
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Copyright
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The Henry Ford Last
Updated:
01/15/2003
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