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1910: “Convincing the prospective buyers that they cannot get along without an Oliver typewriter”

by on January 18, 2023

Oliver salesmen in Chicago in 1904.

The Oliver Typewriter Company published an in-house periodical called The Bulletin, and while I can’t say it makes for interesting reading, it certainly offers unique insights into the minds of Oliver sales people. Somes volumes have been archived by Google including issues from 1904-1906 (click here).

The Bulletin, December 10, 1904 –

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