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This is a photo of Frank Spors (seated in chair) and his Company Employees taken in March 1921. Spors & Company were located in Le Center, Minnesota (Formaly Le Sueur Center). They were a marketing company that sold items through mail order, to drug stores, salesmen, and the public. They were noted in early years for fountain pens that are collected today. They produced a large catalog similar to Sears and Montgomery Ward and sold similar items. Spors went out of business in the early 1960's. Anyone who collects fountain pens would know of Spors & Company.
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