Re: carforce number one
Posted by Guscha On 2013/10/1 13:21:24
I've found an interesting ad on Amazon. The royal affinity to Packard could have had a certain influence on Marshal Tito to collect them.
"This is an original 1931 color print ad for Packard automobiles. This particular ad features an image of a street in Yugoslavia. This ad also boasts of a royal warrant that The Royal Court of King Alexander I owns twenty Packard cars.
A royal warrant is an authorized issue by Royalty, which allows a company to advertise the royal endorsement, thus conveying prestige to the business. Such warrants have been in existence for centuries.
This piece was illustrated by Cole, Fred. Artist signature in print - bottom left of image."
[source: Amazon] Click to enlarge.
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"This is an original 1931 color print ad for Packard automobiles. This particular ad features an image of a street in Yugoslavia. This ad also boasts of a royal warrant that The Royal Court of King Alexander I owns twenty Packard cars.
A royal warrant is an authorized issue by Royalty, which allows a company to advertise the royal endorsement, thus conveying prestige to the business. Such warrants have been in existence for centuries.
This piece was illustrated by Cole, Fred. Artist signature in print - bottom left of image."
[source: Amazon] Click to enlarge.
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