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Bon Ami Company

Faultless Brands is a manufacturing business, producing laundry, household cleaning products, air care, and lawn and garden products. The company headquarters are located in Kansas City, Missouri, United States.

Faultless Brands
Company typePrivate
IndustryManufacturing
Consumer goods
Founded1886 (1886)
FounderMajor Thomas G. Beaham
Headquarters,
United States
Area served
Worldwide
ProductsSee list of Faultless Brands products
Number of employees
201–500
WebsiteFaultless.com

History edit

In 1886, Major Thomas G. Beaham (1842–1909) went to Kansas City and bought into a company selling coffee, tea, and spices, which was to become Beaham & Moffit. Later, it was renamed Faultless Starch Company. After adding Bon Ami products to the line, the company once again was registered as Faultless Starch/Bon Ami Company in 1974.

Major Beaham's first product, dry white starch, was used widely in the 1880s, because it was simple to use and did not require lengthy boiling.

Faultless Starch Books edit

 
Faultless Starch Books
 
National Historic Register of Places in the U.S. marker on the original company building

The 'Faultless Starch Books' were a line of primers that were given to early purchasers of the product from the 1890s. They were used as a marketing technique by John Nesbitt.[1] Thirty-six of the books were published from the 1890s to the 1930s, including such children's staples as the ABC book, Little Red Riding Hood, and The Ant and Grasshopper, to name a few.[2]

Headquarters edit

Faultless Brands is located in Kansas City, Missouri, USA.

1800s to 2008 edit

The original Faultless Starch Company plant was located in the West Bottoms area of Kansas City but was destroyed in the flood of 1903. It was rebuilt nearby, at 1025 West Eighth Street, as a six-story building designed by local architecture firm Shepard and Farrar.[3]

As the company grew and required more space, the plant continued to expand at the existing site at 1025 West Eighth Street. In 1968, it was apparent that the business had outgrown its office space within the plant building. The New England Building, constructed in 1887 (the year Faultless was founded), was purchased. The company offices moved into the building at Ninth and Wyandotte Streets in 1978. In 1991, the company moved its offices to the River Market district of Kansas City.

The company moved to its current headquarters in 2009.

References edit

  1. ^ Faultless Starch History and Timeline
  2. ^ Note: Titles included 1. The Fairies, 2. Trials of Mrs. Graycoat, 3. Mother Goose Rhymes, 4. The Princess Bride, 5. Six Little Frogs, 6. Four Little Sunbonnets, 7. A Trip to the Moon, 8. Chin-Chin and Chow, 9. The Owl and Pussy Cat, 10. The Indians, 11. The Ant and Grasshopper, 12. The Starch Ghosts, 13. Conundrums and Jokes, 14. Proud Tommy Tilt, 15. Old Uncle Ritts, 16. Old Granny Grak, 17. Bin and Bun, 18. Sallie Short and Lillie Long, 19. ABC Book, 20. The House That Jack Built, 21. Ten Little Pickaninnies, 22. Upside Down Land, 23. The Reformed Pig, 24. Three Naughty Kittens, 25. Elisa May, 26. Honey, 27. The Van Troons, 28. Gentle Jane, 29. Mildred and Rosa, 30. Little Jack, 31. The Lunch Party, 32. Hans and Gretel, 33. Little Red Riding Hood, 34. Biddy and Paddy, 35. The Three Wise Women, 36. The Tuttle's Fourth of July. See Books of Paradise
  3. ^ Millstein, Cydney E. (20 March 2022). "National Register of Historic Places Registration Form, Missouri State Parks" (PDF). Retrieved 8 October 2023.

External links edit

  • Official website

company, faultless, brands, manufacturing, business, producing, laundry, household, cleaning, products, care, lawn, garden, products, company, headquarters, located, kansas, city, missouri, united, states, faultless, brandscompany, typeprivateindustrymanufactu. Faultless Brands is a manufacturing business producing laundry household cleaning products air care and lawn and garden products The company headquarters are located in Kansas City Missouri United States Faultless BrandsCompany typePrivateIndustryManufacturingConsumer goodsFounded1886 1886 FounderMajor Thomas G BeahamHeadquartersKansas City Missouri United StatesArea servedWorldwideProductsSee list of Faultless Brands productsNumber of employees201 500WebsiteFaultless com Contents 1 History 1 1 Faultless Starch Books 2 Headquarters 2 1 1800s to 2008 3 References 4 External linksHistory editIn 1886 Major Thomas G Beaham 1842 1909 went to Kansas City and bought into a company selling coffee tea and spices which was to become Beaham amp Moffit Later it was renamed Faultless Starch Company After adding Bon Ami products to the line the company once again was registered as Faultless Starch Bon Ami Company in 1974 Major Beaham s first product dry white starch was used widely in the 1880s because it was simple to use and did not require lengthy boiling Faultless Starch Books edit nbsp Faultless Starch Books nbsp National Historic Register of Places in the U S marker on the original company buildingThe Faultless Starch Books were a line of primers that were given to early purchasers of the product from the 1890s They were used as a marketing technique by John Nesbitt 1 Thirty six of the books were published from the 1890s to the 1930s including such children s staples as the ABC book Little Red Riding Hood and The Ant and Grasshopper to name a few 2 Headquarters editFaultless Brands is located in Kansas City Missouri USA 1800s to 2008 edit The original Faultless Starch Company plant was located in the West Bottoms area of Kansas City but was destroyed in the flood of 1903 It was rebuilt nearby at 1025 West Eighth Street as a six story building designed by local architecture firm Shepard and Farrar 3 As the company grew and required more space the plant continued to expand at the existing site at 1025 West Eighth Street In 1968 it was apparent that the business had outgrown its office space within the plant building The New England Building constructed in 1887 the year Faultless was founded was purchased The company offices moved into the building at Ninth and Wyandotte Streets in 1978 In 1991 the company moved its offices to the River Market district of Kansas City The company moved to its current headquarters in 2009 References edit Faultless Starch History and Timeline Note Titles included 1 The Fairies 2 Trials of Mrs Graycoat 3 Mother Goose Rhymes 4 The Princess Bride 5 Six Little Frogs 6 Four Little Sunbonnets 7 A Trip to the Moon 8 Chin Chin and Chow 9 The Owl and Pussy Cat 10 The Indians 11 The Ant and Grasshopper 12 The Starch Ghosts 13 Conundrums and Jokes 14 Proud Tommy Tilt 15 Old Uncle Ritts 16 Old Granny Grak 17 Bin and Bun 18 Sallie Short and Lillie Long 19 ABC Book 20 The House That Jack Built 21 Ten Little Pickaninnies 22 Upside Down Land 23 The Reformed Pig 24 Three Naughty Kittens 25 Elisa May 26 Honey 27 The Van Troons 28 Gentle Jane 29 Mildred and Rosa 30 Little Jack 31 The Lunch Party 32 Hans and Gretel 33 Little Red Riding Hood 34 Biddy and Paddy 35 The Three Wise Women 36 The Tuttle s Fourth of July See Books of Paradise Millstein Cydney E 20 March 2022 National Register of Historic Places Registration Form Missouri State Parks PDF Retrieved 8 October 2023 External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Bon Ami Company amp oldid 1179245209, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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