Going back to 1869, Graybar has been an electrical
and electronic distributor and supplier.
Elisha Gray and Enos Barton formed a company to sell
telegraph keys, burglar and fire alarms and hotel
communicator systems; this merged with Western Union
in 1872. .
Years later, by then named Western Electric, the
company spun off its supply department and it was
renamed Graybar in honor of its founders.
This is a collection of the Graybar and Western
Electric catalogs. |
Graybar's Story
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Graybar Master Catalogs |
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Western Electric 1926 |
Graybar Western Electric 1926 |
Graybar No 100
1933 |
Graybar No 101
1936 |
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Graybar #102
1941 |
Graybar #103
1948 |
Graybar No 105
1958 |
Graybar #106
1967 |
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Graybar Miscellaneous Catalogs |
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Graybar 102
Second Edition |
Graybar Telephone Supplies #11-S
1947 |
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Graybar Condensed
1954 Spring |
Graybar
Electricians Tools
1953 |
Graybar Condensed
1956 Spring |
Graybar
Estimator
Fall 1951 |
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We don't include later catalogs.
Graybar gradually shifted to electrical
supplies
rather than electronics. |
Graybar
Condensed
1970 |
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Graybar |
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