Difference between revisions of "Eshelman"
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History needed. Please contact us if you would like to edit this page. | History needed. Please contact us if you would like to edit this page. | ||
| − | The orginal design of this beast was steel. We've put it here because following its 1957 debut, the 1958 was made of fiberglass. (probably because the steel one sank... or was mistaken for a | + | The orginal design of this beast was steel. We've put it here because following its 1957 debut, the 1958 was made of fiberglass. (probably because the steel one sank... or was mistaken for a missile of some sort and blown up... imagine that.) |
We often wonder how much they paid these people to sit in this contraption for the photos... knowing full-well they were gonna die. | We often wonder how much they paid these people to sit in this contraption for the photos... knowing full-well they were gonna die. | ||
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| + | The Cheston L. Eshelman Company | ||
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| + | 109 Light St. | ||
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File:Eshelmanb58001.jpg | 1958 Brochure/Ad | File:Eshelmanb58001.jpg | 1958 Brochure/Ad | ||
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| + | [http://www.fiberglassics.com/site-search-3?ordering=newest&searchword=Eshelman Eshelman Boats in Use] | ||
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Revision as of 16:58, 22 November 2010
History needed. Please contact us if you would like to edit this page.
The orginal design of this beast was steel. We've put it here because following its 1957 debut, the 1958 was made of fiberglass. (probably because the steel one sank... or was mistaken for a missile of some sort and blown up... imagine that.)
We often wonder how much they paid these people to sit in this contraption for the photos... knowing full-well they were gonna die.
The Cheston L. Eshelman Company
109 Light St.
Baltimore, Maryland
1957 Info
1957 Brochure/Ad
1957 Brochure/Ad
1957 Brochure/Ad
1958 Info
1958 Brochure/Ad
