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Posted On: 08/15/2022 6:16:15 AM
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Respert wrote:
Respert loses a few hundred shares, though I'm not sure to whom. I'm of the backpack generation, and to this day still spurn luggage on wheels -- if God wanted a suitcase to have wheels, he would have made it a trolleycar . Wheels were first put on luggage by an airline pilot in 1987. Beyond that the only thing I know about luggage is that the Samsonite bag was not invented by Samson but by the Shwayder Brothers, from Colorado. One of the early Shwayder Samsonites was called the Streamlite. I don't know why I know that, and I would prefer not to.
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...one of those old timey travel chests people like Ken Chowder used to use as a child to carry his salves, tonics, and twelve piece suits from steamboat to steamboat....I’d wager a few hundred shares that he knows something interesting about those trunks, or at least has a story related to them.
Respert loses a few hundred shares, though I'm not sure to whom. I'm of the backpack generation, and to this day still spurn luggage on wheels -- if God wanted a suitcase to have wheels, he would have made it a trolleycar . Wheels were first put on luggage by an airline pilot in 1987. Beyond that the only thing I know about luggage is that the Samsonite bag was not invented by Samson but by the Shwayder Brothers, from Colorado. One of the early Shwayder Samsonites was called the Streamlite. I don't know why I know that, and I would prefer not to.
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