This book offers a fascinating insight into the history of Towle Manufacturing Company, a leading American silverware manufacturer. Through a collection of previously published papers and writings, the book chronicles the company's various achievements and milestones, while also providing a glimpse into the broader context of American industrialization during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

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