Choosing Keeping Weatherbird Almanac Calendar
We are pleased to introduce Choosing Keeping’s first ever wall calendar. Produced since 1876, it is the oldest advertising calendar in the United States. In place of the Choosing Keeping emblem, when first printed it would have had advertisements for businesses as varied as pharmacies, banks, and funeral parlours.
This trusty almanac will keep your year in check with over 3000 facts about the weather, sunrises and sunsets, movements of the moon, and even fishing signs (beware the transparent fish, for your catch will be ‘Poor’!).
As a stationers, it seems only fitting that we should bring attention to this wonderful piece of printing history and to continue this family company’s legacy for many years to come.
We are pleased to introduce Choosing Keeping’s first ever wall calendar. Produced since 1876, it is the oldest advertising calendar in the United States. In place of the Choosing Keeping emblem, when first printed it would have had advertisements for businesses as varied as pharmacies, banks, and funeral parlours.
This trusty almanac will keep your year in check with over 3000 facts about the weather, sunrises and sunsets, movements of the moon, and even fishing signs (beware the transparent fish, for your catch will be ‘Poor’!).
As a stationers, it seems only fitting that we should bring attention to this wonderful piece of printing history and to continue this family company’s legacy for many years to come.
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We are pleased to introduce Choosing Keeping’s first ever wall calendar. Produced since 1876, it is the oldest advertising calendar in the United States. In place of the Choosing Keeping emblem, when first printed it would have had advertisements for businesses as varied as pharmacies, banks, and funeral parlours.
This trusty almanac will keep your year in check with over 3000 facts about the weather, sunrises and sunsets, movements of the moon, and even fishing signs (beware the transparent fish, for your catch will be ‘Poor’!).
As a stationers, it seems only fitting that we should bring attention to this wonderful piece of printing history and to continue this family company’s legacy for many years to come.
