This firm was founded by a group of men from Tidioute, Pennsylvania. They purchased the Booth Brothers Knife Factory in Sussex, New Jersey, and moved the equipment to Tidioute. They were housed in the old Tidioute High School building, which they purchased and converted into the knife factory.
Levi Heath had charge of the factory. Heath had also been a partner in the Tidioute Cutlery Company of 1897-1902, which had been sold in 1902 to the Union Razor Company. This later firm was sold in 1912 to Harry Baldwin. Baldwin changed the name to the Baldwin Cutlery Company in 1916.
c 1909-1916