Luck Pneumatic Tire Patent Worth More Than One Million
Harrison C. Frost, 38 Coast Street, Beom & Boston, writes from Boston on October 26, 1915 praising Luck Pneumatic Tire as a potential million-dollar invention. He asserts tire superiority, notes undisclosed technical points, and compares it to Goodyear Firestone, predicting high profits and long wear while endorsing the prospectus.
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Luck
Luck Pneumatic Tires Claim Absolute Puncture Defense
An advertisement claims Luck Pneumatic Tires resist punctures and damage through a reinforced flange and cushion design. It states a tester drove eight months with nails and tacks embedded yet no inner-tube punctures occurred, and a notary confirms the demonstration in Bexar County, Texas on October 14, 1915.
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B. B. Stine
Bexar County
Texas
W. L. Scott
Luck Pneumatic Tires Guaranteed Ten Thousand Miles
An article extols Luck Pneumatic Tires after 19 months of severe testing covering about 14 000 miles with little wear. It argues the tire is a major improvement and links stock rewards to early investors in tire companies, ending with Texas manufacturing company notes.
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Diamond Tire Company
Dunlap Tire Company
Fish Tire and Rubber Company
Republic .Tire Company
Luck Tire An
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Harrison C. Frost
Coast Street
BEOM
Boston
Mass
Messrs. Walsh & Hutchins
St. Mary’s St
San Antonio, Texas
Mr. Luck
Miles
Goodyear Company
Harvey Firestone
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
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State OF Texas
County OF
Bexar
Goodyear Tire, and Rubber Company
Ten Beauni
Lek Tireana Manufacturing Company
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Luck Tire & Mfg, CO
St. Mary’s Street
San Antonio
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