This is Packard Accessory Bulletin No. 24 covering the Dual Road and Fog Lights.

This is the 1951 Packard Pointers No. 26 issue. This was a newsletter for Packard Salemen. This issue covers the Master Salesmen Club, and how to qualify for it. It also shows the current points standing of Salemen around the country.

Sales Spotlight Bulletins were sent to dealers to promote the ordering and stocking of featured products - typically, accessories, maintenance, or new items - to help build additional sales and profits. Attachments are included, where available.

Sales Spotlight Bulletins were sent to dealers to promote the ordering and stocking of featured products - typically, accessories, maintenance, or new items - to help build additional sales and profits. Attachments are included, where available.

This is a very interesting letter from PMCC to all the dealers and salesmen on how to properly demonstrate the Torsion Level suspension that was new for 1955 to customers.

These are Accessories Bulletins produced by Packard New York that cover various topics.

This is the 1951, No. 24 issue of Packard Pointers. This was a newsletter that was send to Packard salesmen to give them "pointers" on how to tell.

These are a set of Packard Promotional Pointers that were sent to dealers to give them information on both current Packard advertising and promotions as well as tip on promoting their dealerships and the Packard brand in their local markets.

These are the Special "Sell More Parts" Bulletins that were sent out to dealers in the mid-30s. It listed specials on parts that Packard was trying to push.

These particular ones were scanned from older photocopies that were made from a binder that came out of Valley Motors in Wheeling, WV.

These are "The Accessory Promotor" that were issued by the Factory to the Dealers and Distributor to help keep the field abreast of new and changes in regards to accessories. These are not titled, so are just listed by their issue date.

The Profit Producers were issued by the factory to dealers in 1929 I believe and were the precursor to the Accessory Promotors.

Trade Letters on various matters that were issued by Packard to Zones and Dealers