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Fuller & Johnson in Wisc seat

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    Posted: 01 Jan 2011 at 4:05pm
I found a seat on a junk WD45 that is made out of cast iron, wrought iron or some other very uncomfortable looking material. It has the same shape as an original pan seat. The outer edge has the words "FULLER & JOHNSON",  the inner part says  "MADISON WISC". Was wondering if anyone had any history or info on the "Fulller & Johnson" Co. Thanks 
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