1954: I was a newly wed. I remember how we used to take these advertising gimmicks as a necessary evil when I worked in the dead end job of bearing salesman at the Trenton Bearing Company then the Brown Bearing and Supply Company. Each time the "Specialty Salesman" drove up to the door, we told him our purchasing person was not in. And now, 55 years later, as I hold that quality advertising piece in my hand, I realize that we were passing up the opportunity to buy quality advertising products. The above is a scan from a calendar framed with a gold plated frame and a glass overlay. Try buying one of these today that is the product of American craftsmen!
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
1954: MASTRODOMENICO'S IN CHAMBERSBURG
1954: I was a newly wed. I remember how we used to take these advertising gimmicks as a necessary evil when I worked in the dead end job of bearing salesman at the Trenton Bearing Company then the Brown Bearing and Supply Company. Each time the "Specialty Salesman" drove up to the door, we told him our purchasing person was not in. And now, 55 years later, as I hold that quality advertising piece in my hand, I realize that we were passing up the opportunity to buy quality advertising products. The above is a scan from a calendar framed with a gold plated frame and a glass overlay. Try buying one of these today that is the product of American craftsmen!
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