Anchor Hocking started its operations in 1905 in Lancaster, Ohio when Isaac J. Collins and six friends raised $8000 to buy the Lancaster Carbon Company. Its unique hallmark is a capital H overlaying the outline of an anchor. The company grew significantly following the 1929 stock market crash through its development of a machine that could produce 90 pieces of blown glass per minute. Its ability to produce high quantities of glass allowed it to survive the Great Depression and become a leader in U.S. glass manufacturing.

Anchor Hocking is one of the few existing U.S. glassware manufacturers today.



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