The Kohler Automatic Power and Light 110 Volt D. C.
FlOOS Double Drain-board Kitchen Sink
KOHLER
Forty-eight years ago, shortly after the Civil War, the elder Kohler established his first workshop.
It was dedicated to the ideal of honest workmanship and fine manufacture.
Today, on the ground that was once the field of fertile farms stands the town of Kohler, a monument to this high purpose, and a community devoted to its perpetuation. FI ere, in a planned village, are fine, broad tree-lined streets; vine-clad homes, all owned by men in the Kohler organization ; schools, an open-air theatre, community clubhouse— all dedicated to the high ideals of American life and nurturing the Kohler spirit of craftsmanship. And here are great factory buildings covering many acres, with the most modern equipment, much of it specially designed for use in the making of Kohler products.
Kohler Enameled Plumbing Ware, preferred for beauty, durability and utility by countless thousands of people, is made completely within these modern plants manned by workmen skilled and earnest.
Each glistening-white bathtub, lavatory and kitchen sink is permanently identified by the Kohler trade-mark delicately fused into the fine enamel as a lasting symbol of our responsibility and pride.
These same standardsof finemanufacture are now employed, through enlarged facilities, in the making of another product of utility which carries with it the Kohler tradition of workmanship.
This product is the Kohler Automatic Power and Light Plant.
The Kohler Automatic produces ample electricity for lights and for electric household and farm power appliances; and it provides a dependable source of power for operating electric running water systems, thereby allowing the use of modern plumbing fixtures everywhere.
There is no other plant of similarly combined features or identical advantages. The Kohler Automatic alone produces up to 1500 watts of standard (llO volt D. C.) electricity, automatically, and without storage batteries. Write for booklets.
he who toils here hath set his mark ”
KOHLER of KOHLER Kohler Co., Founded 1873, Kohler, Wisconsin
Shipping Point, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
AND SEVENTEEN AMERICAN BRANCHES
MANUFACTURERS OF ENAMELED PLUMBING WARE AND KOHLER AUTOMATIC POWER AND LIGHT 110 VOLT D C
FlOOS Double Drain-board Kitchen Sink
KOHLER
Forty-eight years ago, shortly after the Civil War, the elder Kohler established his first workshop.
It was dedicated to the ideal of honest workmanship and fine manufacture.
Today, on the ground that was once the field of fertile farms stands the town of Kohler, a monument to this high purpose, and a community devoted to its perpetuation. FI ere, in a planned village, are fine, broad tree-lined streets; vine-clad homes, all owned by men in the Kohler organization ; schools, an open-air theatre, community clubhouse— all dedicated to the high ideals of American life and nurturing the Kohler spirit of craftsmanship. And here are great factory buildings covering many acres, with the most modern equipment, much of it specially designed for use in the making of Kohler products.
Kohler Enameled Plumbing Ware, preferred for beauty, durability and utility by countless thousands of people, is made completely within these modern plants manned by workmen skilled and earnest.
Each glistening-white bathtub, lavatory and kitchen sink is permanently identified by the Kohler trade-mark delicately fused into the fine enamel as a lasting symbol of our responsibility and pride.
These same standardsof finemanufacture are now employed, through enlarged facilities, in the making of another product of utility which carries with it the Kohler tradition of workmanship.
This product is the Kohler Automatic Power and Light Plant.
The Kohler Automatic produces ample electricity for lights and for electric household and farm power appliances; and it provides a dependable source of power for operating electric running water systems, thereby allowing the use of modern plumbing fixtures everywhere.
There is no other plant of similarly combined features or identical advantages. The Kohler Automatic alone produces up to 1500 watts of standard (llO volt D. C.) electricity, automatically, and without storage batteries. Write for booklets.
he who toils here hath set his mark ”
KOHLER of KOHLER Kohler Co., Founded 1873, Kohler, Wisconsin
Shipping Point, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
AND SEVENTEEN AMERICAN BRANCHES
MANUFACTURERS OF ENAMELED PLUMBING WARE AND KOHLER AUTOMATIC POWER AND LIGHT 110 VOLT D C