Library Bureau

It sold merchandise and services through a network of sales offices and distributors in the United States (46 in 1922), England (4), France (1), and Belgium.

It soon became a large supplier of filing equipment, supplies, and expertise to business and government.

Library Bureau schools in major cities taught filing to clerical workers.

[2] It opened a large factory in 1909 in a brick building at 224 Albany Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts; by 1925, there were 450 workers here.

In 1927, the Library Bureau was absorbed along with a number of suppliers of office supplies and equipment by the newly formed Remington Rand holding company.