Jacobs’ Pharmacy catalogueThis cover of the Jacobs’ Pharmacy catalogue stresses both the wide variety of products available at the store – all…
Knights to Pioneers: One German Family in Westphalia and MissouriCreated By: Mallinckrodt, Anita M Publisher: Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois University Press, 1994
Long, Dr. Crawford Williamson Portrait, 1877In the early 1870s, a very young Joseph Jacobs was apprenticed to Dr. Crawford Williamson Long (1815-1878), one of the…
M. C. W. Brand Chemicals AdvertisementThe Mallinckrodt Company’s long-term focus on the manufacture of pharmaceutical and analytical chemicals of high purity was consistent with the…
M. C. W. Brand Medical Narcotics AdvertisementThe Mallinckrodt Company’s venture into the production of cocaine, morphine, and other medical narcotics was well timed. Around 1898, the…
Mallinckrodt 125th Year Anniversary: Quality, Integrity, ServiceCreated By: History Factory Publisher: Washington, DC: The Factory, 1992
Mallinckrodt Brand Carbolic Acid and CocaineThe quality of its early products, such as carbolic acid, helped the Mallinckrodt Company establish a good reputation. The company…
Mallinckrodt Brand Morphine NoticeAround 1898, the Mallinckrodt Company, perhaps drawing on its German connections, purchased access to cocaine and morphine manufacturing processes developed…
Mallinckrodt, Edward Sr.Industrialist Edward Mallinckrodt Sr. achieved success in the chemical manufacturing and pharmaceutical industries through a combination of factors that included strong connections to Germany, an awareness of the broader business environment, and an ability to formulate innovative responses to technological and economic changes.
Mallinckrodt, Edward, Jr. (1878-1967), Papers, 1798-1981Created By: State Historical Society of Missouri Publisher: S0452, State Historical Society of Missouri
Mallinckrodt: A Company in TransitionCreated By: Krueger, Pau Publisher: Manuscript, Edward Jr. Mallinckrodt Papers, State Historical Society of Missouri, 1967
National Cultures and International Competition: The Experience of Schering AG, 1851–1950Created By: Kobrak, Christopher Publisher: Cambridge, Eng.: Cambridge University Press, 2002
Pfizer Building, Williamsburg-Brooklyn, New York, ca. 1849Painting of Original Pfizer Building, Williamsburg-Brooklyn, New York, ca. 1849
Pfizer home office on Maiden Lane and Liberty Street, ca. 1887Original Pfizer home office on Maiden Lane and Liberty Street, ca. 1887
Pfizer offices on Maiden Lane in New York City, ca. 1887Pfizer offices on Maiden Lane in New York City, ca. 1887.
Pfizer warehouse facilities, Chicago, ILIn 1896 the first Pfizer warehouse facilities were acquired at 121 Franklin Street, Chicago, Illinois.
