Clark Heaters & Clark Coal Chicago Flexible Shaft Co. complete mailing

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Clark Heaters & Clark Coal by Chicago Flexible Shaft Company for Carriage, Wagon, Sleigh & Automobiles - early 1900's complete sales mailing w/ letter, booklet and brochures.
Very good shape and a nice historical piece to add to your buggy/carriage or early automobile display.
This item came from a collection that originated from the Dickson Elevator / Farm Store located in Lyons Station, Indiana (Fayette County).
1 mailing envelope 4" tall x 9" wide
1 21 page booklet 8.25" tall x 3.75 wide (center page is loose from staple binding)
1 sales letterhead 11" tall x 8.5" wide
1 2-sided brochure "The Big Hit Assortment"  8.5" tall x 11" wide
1 2-sided brochure "The Regal Self Heating Flat Iron" 11" tall x 8.5" wide
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co.
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co., which would eventually be known as Sunbeam, was founded in Chicago in the early 1890s by John K. Stewart and Thomas J. Clark, who made mechanical horse clippers and sheep shearers. Between 1908 and 1936, Chicago Flexible Shaft operated as a subsidiary of Wm. Cooper & Nephews, an English company. During this time, the company began to manufacture a variety of electrical appliances, including irons, mixers, coffeemakers, and toasters; its plant on West Roosevelt Road employed about 500 people. In 1946, 10 years after Cooper sold the company, it became the Sunbeam Corp., with annual sales of about million. After World War II, when it continued to introduce new appliances, Sunbeam employed over 1,000 people at the Roosevelt Road plant. Meanwhile, it continued to expand outside of Chicago; by the end of the 1970s, as the leading American manufacturer of small appliances, Sunbeam enjoyed about .3 billion in annual sales and employed nearly 30,000 people worldwide. In 1981, after Sunbeam was bought by Allegheny International Inc. of Pittsburgh, its Chicago-area factories were closed and the headquarters left the Chicago region.
See my other auctions for vintage ephemera and other items from the 1800's and early 1900's. I will combine shipping for multiple items.  Please inspect detailed photos for condition; I will note any imperfections that I am aware of.
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