ST PAUL BRASS & ALUMINUM FNDRY

St. Paul Foundry has the expertise and technological tools to solve the most challenging castings for commercial, military, and aerospace applications.

Mission : 

Saint Paul Foundry is a World Class Manufacturer of high quality nonferrous cast products. Our focus is on continuous improvement to our customers, stockholders, employees and the community.

Vision :

Our vision is to be 'Best in Class' in the market segments we serve.

History :

The St. Paul Brass Works at the corner of Eighth and Minnesota streets can claim a respectable antiquity as things go in this city.  The enterprise was started in 1869 by W. F. Bailey.  Mr. C. W. Nitterauer joined in 1888, and Mr. G. N. Bailey, a brother of W. F., in 1886, but has no active part in the affairs of the firm.  The premises at the corner of Eighth and Minnesota streets have been occupied six years.  It consists of three floors in the brick building, 50x100 feet, and they employ 25 hands.  The works are run by steam power, and the specialties of production are brass goods, castings, railroad brass, babbit metal, solder and battery zincs; sole manufacturers of Randolph’s Metallic Compound for journal bearings, every variety of brass goods for engine builders, plumbers, gas and steam fitters, breweries, mills, etc., brass railings for stores and offices, metal patterns, all kinds of jobbing and experimental work, patent models and repairing of all kinds of machinery promptly attended to at reasonable prices, and steam gauges are tested and repaired.  The company is prepared to furnish estimates for any kind of work in their line, and their reputation is such that no work in their line can be done better.  Mr. W. F. Bailey came from the Granite state to Minnesota twenty three years ago, and has made his mark in the development of the brass industry of which the St. Paul Brass Works Company is the splendid expression and triumph.  Mr. Bailey is a member of the F. & A. M., a prominent factor in the Commercial Club and the Chamber of Commerce.