Posted 10 years ago
phil54
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All I know is it was purchased from fingerhut over 40 years ago by my grandparents. It is vinyl with wooden screw on legs.
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Posted 10 years ago
phil54
(1 item)
All I know is it was purchased from fingerhut over 40 years ago by my grandparents. It is vinyl with wooden screw on legs.
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Phil here is one with a label does that help ?
Here is one similar from Fingerhut . They were made by Fingerhut according to label . I always thought of them as being a distributor company not making anything just selling things made by others.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mid-Century-Vintage-Green-Vinyl-Fingerhut-Accent-Chair-/291209856072?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
Fingerhut actually started and owned a chair company that became SOI Fingerhut to produce chairs around 1950-52 I think. They were mass produced and as I recall possibly in Ohio. It didn't work out well but I think the original company was bought out and is still producing chairs.
fhr ya mean those Fingerhut magazines they mail out are not one in same ? ? xoox
Fingerhut has tried a little of everything and failed at most everything except selling junk for huge prices. Late 90's when I went back to college to get my A+ certification and network certification they would hire you sight unseen as a subcontractor and advertise you as a "loyal Fingerhut employee" with many years experience. They looked at where you lived and took a compass and drew a circle on the map 20 miles out, 40 mile diameter. That was your protected area. Anyone who ordered a computer in that circle you got paid to go set it up and if need be one hour of basic instruction. I believe now items are marked Made For Fingerhut if they aren't name brand items. At their prices I am amazed they can stay in business.