I picked this up as Buy It Now on eBay earlier this week - what a deal it turned out to be. This catalog is so cool! I scanned the entire contents for your enjoyment.
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by vintagebrett » October 19th, 2007, 6:55 pm
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Thanks Brett for the Goldsmith Catalog
by William Sonnett » October 20th, 2007, 8:16 pm
My Grandfather worked for Goldsmiths starting in 1915 and always spoke very highly of Hugo Goldsmith and the lessons he learned from him on running a bussiness and how to treat others. I have some patents from the 1920s that my grandfather successfully applied for while working for them, long before He started the Ohio-Kentucky Mfg Co.
I just happened on this site and was fascinated by the interest in collecting Sonnett baseball gloves. My grandfather William A. Sonnett and my father William J. Sonnett are the gentlemen who founded and ran the company.
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by BretMan » October 21st, 2007, 12:07 am
Wonderful catalog and fascinating comments from Mr. Sonnett. Thanks for sharing them both!
As an Ohio-guy, I have a particular interest in the Ohio-based glove makers- Goldsmith, MacGregor, Hutch and O.K.- and it's always great to pick up new information on their histories.
It was interesting to see the descriptions of the various glove models, leathers and tanning processes. Hard to imagine that one of the major selling points for gloves in those days was to tout their lack of padding in the pocket!
As an Ohio-guy, I have a particular interest in the Ohio-based glove makers- Goldsmith, MacGregor, Hutch and O.K.- and it's always great to pick up new information on their histories.
It was interesting to see the descriptions of the various glove models, leathers and tanning processes. Hard to imagine that one of the major selling points for gloves in those days was to tout their lack of padding in the pocket!
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