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American Cash Store | C.W. Gibson & Co.

Founded in 1878

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Sales Philosophy Excerpt from Leo Raridan interview (Pt. 1)
American Cash Store Predecessor to Parmelee & Dohrmann Co. Los Angeles, CA (1880) Founded by C.W. Gi
American Cash Store The Economist - Los Angeles, CA Advertisement (1883)
American Cash Store Business correspondence Stockton, California - September 9, 1885 "Successors t
Semi-Tropic California, 1880 "The American Cash Store came to be a familiar name throughout Los Ange
Parmelee-Dohrmann Store (1906) C.W. Gibson's name featured on the original facade in 1878.
Parmelee-Dohrmann Co. (1906) "C.W. Gibson was the very first to begin the establishment." (Poem exce
"In 1878 C. W. Gibson opened a general store at the corner of First and Spring streets, in an adobe
Morning Tribune, 1911 "Mr. Parmelee came to Los Angeles in 1878. His first work here was for C. W.
C.W. Gibson Co. Advert The Los Angeles Herald (1886)
C.W. Gibson Co. Advert The Los Angeles Herald (1884)
C.W. Gibson Co. Advert The Los Angeles Times (1885)
C.W. Gibson Co. Advert The Los Angeles Times (1885)
C.W. Gibson Co. Advert The Los Angeles Times (1885)

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