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| Type | Truck Manufacturing |
|---|---|
| Industry | Engine and truck manufacturing |
| Genre | Trucks |
| Founded | 1906 |
| Founder | Charles L. Palmer, Thomas W. Meachem, T. G. Meachem and Edward Moore |
| Defunct | 1918 |
| Fate | Competition and lack of capital during World War I |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | United States |
Key people | Thomas W. Meachem |
| Products | Water and air-cooled motor and marine engines, trucks |
Number of employees | 600 in 1916 |
The Palmer-Moore Company (1906–1918) was a manufacturer of gasoline and air-cooled motor engines and marine engines in Syracuse, New York. The company began production of commercial trucks beginning in 1912. They were the third manufacturer in the city in the business and specialized in the manufacture of custom designs for local industries.
Advertisements
 Palmer-Moore, "Moore Motors" - Power Wagons, June, 1912 |
 C. E. Mills Oil Company Advertisement and their new Palmer-Moore truck in June, 1913 - Syracuse Herald, June 22, 1913 |
 Palmer-Moore Company - Advertisement 1913 - "Low maintenance expense. Can be operated by anybody having ordinary eyes, ears, hands and feet, and is easy as a wagon to keep in order" - Syracuse Herald, September 7, 1913 |
 Palmer-Moore Company - 1913 "Dairymen, Milk Dealers and Ice Cream Manufacturers - Syracuse Herald, December 7, 1914 |
 Palmer-Moore Company Advertisement - State Fair Exhibit - Syracuse Herald, August 30, 1914 |
 Palmer-Moore Company Advertisement - "Cloverleaf Dairy" - Syracuse Herald, September 12, 1915 |
 Palmer-Moore Company - Group of five Palmer-Moore trucks for Utica, New York - Syracuse Herald, April 9, 1916 |
 Palmer-Moore Company Advertisement - "Special Ice Body Emergency Truck" - Syracuse Herald, July 23, 1916 |
 Palmer-Moore Company Advertisement "Open Express Body" - Syracuse Herald, October 29, 1916 |
 Palmer-Moore Company Advertisement "New two-ton model" - Syracuse Herald, November 5, 1916 |
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