Clock shop and Museum plus huge lot storage parts and repair
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Clock shop and Museum plus huge lot storage parts and repair:
$56000.00
C.F. Sauer Company Original Advertising clockIn 1884, at age seventeen, Conrad Frederick Sauer began work for a retail and wholesale drug business in Richmond, Virginia. As a drug clerk, he dealt directly with customers who brought in their own bottles to be refilled with drugstore products.The company grew and products such as the award winning Vanillaextract won world class awards
This clock is an original Sauers advertising clock given to store owners who carried the brandclock maker was the New Haven clock companyI boutht this clock years ago from a store owner who closed his store. The glass was broken but all there, I sent the glass off to be repaired and repainted.They did a beautiful job. you can see the cracks, the light camera has highlighted them. Runs great and has been a real joy to have.Kept it in my office, but now down sizing.
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Free delivery to ups store for packing and shipping and yes free local pick up!C.F. Sauer Company Timeline
2017 marks the 130th anniversary of The C.F. Sauer Company’s founding. The C.F. Sauer Company is known for its extracts, flavorings and spices. The company also sells mayonnaise, salad dressings, margarine and cooking oils under a variety of brand names, including Duke’s, Sauer’s, Gold Medal, BAMA and Mrs. Filbert’s.
- 1887
Conrad Frederick Sauer, a 21-year-old pharmacist, starts his own company on October 13, producing and selling pure-flavoring extracts in 5- and 10-gram bottles from the company’s first headquarters at the intersection of 17th Street and Broad Street.
- 1911
The C.F. Sauer Company moves to 2000 West Broad Street, where the company’s headquarters remain. The company has250 workers, including 48 salesmen.
- 1917
Conrad Sauer, Sr.offers his company’s pharmaceutical capabilities for the war effort to President Woodrow Wilson, and Wilson accepts.
- 1927
The C.F. Sauer Company becomes the nation’s largest producer of extracts and spices. Conrad Sauer, Jr. is elected president and treasurer of the company following the death of his father.
- 1929
The C.F. Sauer Company buys Duke’s Products Company of Greenville, South Carolina. The Great Depression begins and a period of declining markets and the scarcity of raw materials challenges the company through World War II.
- 1948
The Joan Brooks Show, solely sponsored by The C.F. Sauer Company, premieres on a Richmond radio station. Eventually renamed The Sauer Show, it plays on 77 stations in 13 southern states until 1951.
- 1957
The C.F. Sauer Company adds Gold Medal black pepper to its growing product offerings.
- 1964
The C.F. Sauer Company buys Dean Foods, a margarine manufacturer, which produces private-label and foodservice products.
- 1976
Sauer’s buys Metrolina Plastics Inc. of Shelby, North Carolina, to make plastic spice cans, bottles, and tops for company products. Metrolina’s operations are now adjacent to Sauer’s production complex in Richmond.
- 1984
C.F. Sauer Foodservice is created to make commercial recipes and flavorings.
- 1990-91
The C.F. Sauer Company completes the expansion of its Greenville, South Carolina, manufacturing plant and adds a new distribution center in Richmond.
- 1993
Conrad Sauer, IV is elected president of the company.
- 1996
The C.F. Sauer Company buys BAMA brand food products from Welch Foods Inc., giving the company entry to the export market.
- 1999
In August, The C.F. Sauer Company buys The Spice Hunter of San Luis Obispo, California, a marketer of exotic spices, spice blends and all-naturalfoods. A few weeks later, the company purchases Mrs. Filbert’s Mayonnaise.
- Since 2000
Expansion of the Dean Foods plant in Sandston doubles the size of margarine and liquid-butter substitute manufacturing. The Greenville plant renovation increases production and storage abilities for high-volume products. The company builds a 210,000-square-foot mayonnaise and margarine plant in New Century, Kansas, providing nationwide distribution.
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