 These four members of the management team were the company's owners when it moved to Indiana.In Indiana, the company's main products were initially lantern globes and founts (which held the lantern's fuel), and railroads were its major customers.As demand for lanterns declined during the beginning of the 20th century, Sneath evolved to be a maker of glassware for portable kitchen cabinets, such as those made by Sellers and the Hoosier Manufacturing Company.