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OK, the only reason I wanted to start this thread is because I wanted to show an add I found on the web! But, if you have something you would like to share, please do!

 

Here is an add for a short-lived American watch company called Lancaster Watch Co (1877-1886).

 

I think it plays well today! Looks like it could also be a Vintage Harley Davidson motorcycle add as well!

 

 

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I wonder why this product is no longer on the market?

 

I love the fine print! "Cleans anything that requires pin-point cleaning!" Really? Pin-point, from a can that SWOOSHES a 5cm pattern at a distance of 10cm!

 

Man! They could say anything back then and get away with it!

 

BTW, I just bought this cream that burns all of my belly fat away as I sit on the couch and watch TV!

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Lol - yes exactly.

 

They should have said "Swoosh, I'ts clean instantly - then you can go and look for it"

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I think these guys are still going - but this is from an October 1960 American Horologist and Jeweller magazine...

 

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I think these guys are still going - but this is from an October 1960 American Horologist and Jeweller magazine...

 

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I have one question....Who the heck is "James Crump"? 3rd dial from the bottom :huh:

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I have one question....Who the heck is "James Crump"? 3rd dial from the bottom :huh:

 

Forest Gump's cousin?

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I think these guys are still going ...

I just posted something about them over in another section. Not sure if its the same company as it is in a different state now.

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Ditto!

 

 

I think the website (watchmandan.com) is blocking direct linking which is not unusual.

 

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I think the website (watchmandan.com) is blocking direct linking which is not unusual.

 

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The link comes up 403 Forbidden??

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Damn - that's annoying - such good adverts as well.

 

Perhaps you can just link to the actual page they were on Will - they will most likely accept that :)

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