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A.T. Clayton and Lindenmeyr Central integrate sales and operations to create a single merchant to serve the publishing community with…

CNG acquires 60-year-old paper merchant A.T. Clayton, a leading supplier of paper for magazines, catalogues, direct mail and retail pieces.

Lindenmeyr expands into Philadelphia, and builds a large office space in Rutherford, NJ for sales and customer service.

As Lindenmeyr’s printing paper business grows, it buys the Schlosser Paper Corporation and the Cook-Vivian Company.

Lindenmeyr acquires Boston-based Rutter & McNaught, launching several years of growth.

Lindenmeyr becomes one of the first suppliers of “twisted tissue” for use in fiber rugs.

Younger half-brother Fritz joins the firm, eventually becoming president in 1923.

Henry’s sons, Gustave and Henry, Jr. join their father in the business, which had since grown to include book publishing…

Founded by brothers Henry and John Lindenmeyr, the Lindenmeyr Paper Corporation opens a small office and warehouse in Lower Manhattan,…