The Enterprise Manufacturing Company was a company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that was known for producing a variety of household items including coffee grinders. The company was founded in the mid-19th century and was in operation until the early 20th century.
The Enterprise coffee grinder was a popular choice among coffee enthusiasts due to its efficient design and durable construction. The company’s coffee grinders were widely available through retail stores and catalogs, and they were known for their high quality and reliability.
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In addition to coffee grinders, the Enterprise Manufacturing Company also produced a range of other household items including stoves, lamps, and other small appliances. The company was known for its innovative products and was a leading manufacturer of household goods in the United States.
Today, Enterprise coffee grinders are highly sought after by collectors and are considered to be among the best of their kind.
steve anderson says
I’m looking for photos/info on Enterprise model 714. I have this mill and would like to restore it but have been unable to find anything on line about this model. Any help appreciated.
Steve Anderson
Barbra says
Mr. Anderson,
I just bought an Enterprise No. 5 grinder that is in very good condition but is missing the wooden drawer. Do you make those or know of a source? I am not a collector or dealer, just wanted a great grinder. I would appreciate your help.
BRUCE S. MEADER says
I am looking for a 10”wheel fo an enterprise coffee grinder with a patten date of oct.27 73 prefably in old red pain tthanks bruce
Jon Todd says
I have a Enterprise No 50 15″ wheel that was recently acquired, that has either an older restoration or it’s original paint. Wanting to restore, but don’t know if it would be worth it. I have been unable to find any of these in my searches and was wondering the rarity of these also. Thanks
Chris Naeyaert says
Hello looking parts for a #3 enterprise coffee grinder. I need the grinder parts that are inside the grinder. Thank you for your time. Mail me at markvpac@gmail.com
van says
Need a lid for a philadelphia number 9 , or will sell unit for 400
kevin barnhart says
I have an enterprise #12 i am looking at. Intact all parts on it. Its about 36in tall. Is there much interest in these large ones is it better to leave as is or restore it? Thanks
Jeff says
Hello. My Mother had a Large Grinder that we may think was stolen. I have 2 pictures of it if you or anyone wants to look at them. We only need a size or model number. It was Approx. 30″ tall.
Thanks. Jeff
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Richard Marti says
I’m looking for a brass hopper for a #4 Enterprise Grinder. I would appreciate any help you might provide.
Tom Gresham says
I’m looking for a wheel for an Enterprise grist mill No. 60. From what I can find out the wheel should be about 17″ with a 3/4″ arbor hole. Embossed with “Enterprise Mfg. Philadelphia USA
Ric montes says
How do you determine what model #
I have an enterprise cg. Its about 12 inches tall with 9 inch wheels.
Ric
Bruce Craig says
Would like to know the model number of an Enterprise Coffee Grinder I recently acquired. It is dated July 12, 1898, the wheels are 19 1/2 inches.
It stands 27″ high with the eagle on top. It is orange/salmon color. There is a number on the wheel 2347 and a number on the interior grinder parts 170. There is a number on the inside of the lid 3272. The wooden drawer is missing. Everything else seems to be intact.
Any information would be helpful. Thanks, Bruce