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Monday, September 20, 2025

52 Letters to Salesmen (minus several dozen)

Today, a few sample pages of cartoons meant to instruct & inspire salesmen, published in 1925 & 1926 by the Stevens-Davis Company in Chicago, which were collected into the book 52 Letters to Salemen.

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2 Responses to “52 Letters to Salesmen (minus several dozen)”

  1. Super I.T.C.H » Blog Archive » Drummer’s Yarns, Part 1 Says:

    [...] salesman (drumming/rapping at your door). As depicted below in a page excerpted from the 1925-1926 52 Letters to Salesmen - contrasting the pitching style of then-contemporary salesmen versus those of [...]

  2. Super I.T.C.H » Blog Archive » Drummer’s Yarns, Part 2: Excelsior Library Says:

    [...] salesmen of the late nineteenth century were called (see the below right excerpt from the 1926 52 Letters to Salesmen) — were known for spinning tales & jokes, to get on friendly terms with their [...]

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