1929 recruiting advertisement in Popular Mechanics.Resources
- King-Seeley Corporation materials held by the University of Michigan Libraries
- Albert K. Steigerwalt. People, Progress And Profits: a History of King-Seeley Corporation : the Formative Years, 1919-1936. Ann Arbor, Mich.: Bureau of Business Research, School of Business Administration, University of Michigan, 1956.
- Twentieth-Century Entrepreneurs, Ann Arbor District Library "Ford Gallery of Ann Arbor Founders"
Patents
- 1726495 "Gauge". To Horace W. King.
Elsewhere online
- King Seeley Speedos, G503.com, World War II jeep discussion
- King-Seeley Corp. History, Old Wood Working Machines.com
- King-Seeley Corp.-Central Specialty Division VintageMachinery.org
Central Specialty was located on Norris St, near Forrest Ave. It had its own casting and machining facilities, with a separate engineering and administration building across the street. Today, some of the manufacturing plant still exists. The casting facility was torn down after Motor Wheel took over in the mid-1960s. The engineering and administration building is currently the home of the Corner Brewery bar and grill along with the Arbor Brewing Company micro-brewery.
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