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Dexter-Russell 75 BOOKS All Biographical Review: Containing Life Sketches of Leading Citizens of Worcester County, Massachusetts. Page 1126. Boston, Biographical Review Publishing Company, 1899. Blade's Guide to Knives and eir Values: e Complete Handbook of Knife Collecting, edited by Steve Shackleford. 2009. Krause Publications, Inc., a subsidiary of F&W Media, Inc. e Comprehensive Collection of Martin Yarmac: His Array of the Famous GREEN RIVER® KNIVES. Written, edited and published by Martin Yarmac, 1999. Harrington Memorial Hospital, 1931/1981. Marion L. Ostrander, RN, MA. "Russell-Harrington Cutlery Inc. – e Industry." e History of the John Russell Cutlery Company: An Illustrated Story of the Famous Green River Knives. Robert L. Merriam; Richard A. Davis, Jr.; David S. Brown; Michael E. Buerger; and the American Studies Group at Deerfield Academy, Old Deerfield, Mass., Bete Press, 1976. e Knife and Its History: Written on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Victorinox. Benziger AG, Graphischer Betrieb, Einsiedeln, 1984. New England Cutlery, Philip R. Pankiewicz for the Southbridge Historical Society, March 20, 1986, Hollytree Publications, Inc. Observations of A. McL. Rowland On a Tour of Washington, DC and Vicinity, September 14-18th, 1925. e Skinning Knife, M.H. Cole, Birmingham, Alabama, 1996. Southbridge Centennial: One Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town of Southbridge, 1816 – 1916. Southbridge Journal. Special Trade Edition. May 26, 1898. ose Green River Knives. Reprinted in part from Indian Notes, Vol. IV., No. 4, Museum of the American Indian, Hye Foundation, New York, October 1927. ARTICLES "Cutler to the People," by Tom Kelleher, Historian and Curator of Mechanical Arts at Old Sturbridge Village. "Cutlery Firm Sold at Southbridge." Worcester Telegram, Suburban South-West edition. July 11, 1968. "Dexter-Russell Knives: On the Cutting Edge of History," by Tom Kelleher, Historian and Curator of Mechanical Arts at Old Sturbridge Village. Published in Visitor Magazine, Fall/Winter 2015. "Dexter, Hyde split business partnership: Companies will stay in town as focus changes." Southbridge News, July 2, 2010. "Farms to fiberoptics: Business adapted to technological advancements." Southbridge Evening News. December 28, 1999. George Crooks' History of Hyde, April 5, 1977. "Historic cutlery company changes name: Russell-Harrington now Dexter-Russell." Southbridge Evening News, September 6, 2001. "Hyde-Russell-Harrington." Editorial, Southbridge Evening News, July 12, 1968. "Picturesque Franklin: Manufacturing and Industrial Interests of the County Introduction." Published by Gazette & Courier, 1891. "Remembering the Past: A Century of Stories." Southbridge Evening News. Saturday, December 28, 1999. "e Great Industries of the United States." 1872. J.B. Burr & Hyde, Hartford. Cutlery. "ere Once Was a Jackknife at Was Made for Cutting." Julian F. Grow. Unknown publication, circa 1950. "Utensil, Tool, Weapon: Trusty Old Knives Won the West." e Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, August 13, 1967. INTERNET http://barlow-knives.com/history.htm http://www.dickwhitney.net/HistoryofSouthbridge.pdf Digital Commonwealth (www.digitalcommonwealth.org) http://www.sheffieldcutlerymap.org.uk/history-of-the-cutlery-industry/ OTHER Founders Day 2005 message from Alan Peppel In-person interview with Tom Kelleher and Old Sturbridge Village tour, April 18, 2017 In-person interviews with Richard Hardy, former president Russell- Harrington, June 22, 2017 and July 7, 2017 In-person interview with Margaret Morrissey, director, Jacob Edwards Library, Southbridge, Massachusetts, May 5, 2017 and January 23, 2018 Telephone interview with Edmond and Bea Neal, former president and former secretary, respectively, Russell-Harrington, July 7, 2017 Telephone interview with William Pioppi, former president, Russell- Harrington, July 6, 2017 In-person visit with William Pioppi, September 12, 2017 Personal narrative from Bill Schnieder, Russell-Harrington employee PHOTO CREDITS Courtesy: Dexter Phyllis Hanlon Jacob Edwards Library Archives Sources