Location:
- 5 and/or 7 Worth St., New York
Timeline:
- 1868: "Jacob Mark was listed as a moulder"
- 1871: "patent lights and skylights added to his listing"
- 1882: "manufacturer of all kinds of vault lights"
- 1894: "manufacturer of concrete illuminating tile and all kinds
of vault lights for areas, roofs, floors, etc"
History:
- John W. Mark (manager, 1882; superindendent, 1894)
- "...There were so many important New York City foundries. We had
Fiske Ironworks, Cornell Ironworks, Jacob Mark Foundry... very
significant, and Jordon Mott who was established in 1828." --Diana Stuart
Paper:
Errata:
- paperweight
"JACOB MARK, MANUFACTURER OF VAULT LIGHTS OF EVERY KIND / 5 WORTH ST., NEW YORK"
- paperweight
Jacob Mark,
"Manufacturer of Every Kind of Vault Lights / 7 Worth St. NY"
[Henry Luce III Center]
- Patent No. 501,720 -- Vault or Skylight Cover,
James Jenkinson, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to Jacob Mark,
New York city. Filed Jan 3, 1893.
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