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1920 Graton & Knight Worcester MA Neptune Spartan Leather Laundry Belts Vintage Print Ad Advert
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Original magazine advertisement from the year 1920 for The Graton & Knight Mfg. Co. Worcester, Massachusetts. The advertisement was carefully removed directly from a magazine.
Some of the text on the ad reads:
"Where clothes are cleaned - and wrong belts are ruined"
"A laundry is a bad place even for good belts.
"Steam and hot water quickly sap the strength from leather belts that have not been made expressly for the job. High speed, quick turns over small pulleys, and varying loads combine with the steam and water to kill the belts.
"But Neptune and Spartan belts are right for laundries. Our engineers, who developed the special process of tanning and manufacturing these brands, figured against the belt-destroying elements in laundries, and Neptune or Spartan, each designed for its particular type of drive, successfully resists them all."
[Please note: this is a magazine advertisement (publicite) / magazine clipping only; no other items are included.] The item shown on the ad is not included.
The page measures approximately 8 1/4 inches wide by 11 inches high (including margins, if any).
Please note: There are some small bends and ink transfer marks. Please view accompanying photo.
As with most magazine advertisements, there may be yellowing to the paper due to age and may be some small bends, light wear/edge wear. (Any significant damage or wear will be noted above. Light wear and minor imperfections are to be expected.) [The image shown is of the actual ad offered for sale.]
The advertisement was carefully removed directly from a magazine. No other items are included.
[inv. LD-12-4-20]
Some of the text on the ad reads:
"Where clothes are cleaned - and wrong belts are ruined"
"A laundry is a bad place even for good belts.
"Steam and hot water quickly sap the strength from leather belts that have not been made expressly for the job. High speed, quick turns over small pulleys, and varying loads combine with the steam and water to kill the belts.
"But Neptune and Spartan belts are right for laundries. Our engineers, who developed the special process of tanning and manufacturing these brands, figured against the belt-destroying elements in laundries, and Neptune or Spartan, each designed for its particular type of drive, successfully resists them all."
[Please note: this is a magazine advertisement (publicite) / magazine clipping only; no other items are included.] The item shown on the ad is not included.
The page measures approximately 8 1/4 inches wide by 11 inches high (including margins, if any).
Please note: There are some small bends and ink transfer marks. Please view accompanying photo.
As with most magazine advertisements, there may be yellowing to the paper due to age and may be some small bends, light wear/edge wear. (Any significant damage or wear will be noted above. Light wear and minor imperfections are to be expected.) [The image shown is of the actual ad offered for sale.]
The advertisement was carefully removed directly from a magazine. No other items are included.
[inv. LD-12-4-20]
