Early Buster Browns business card?

[Casey13]

Hi everyone,
This afternoon after work I decided to go detecting at an early 1900s homesite. Found a few cool things around a trash area. The old plastic card surprised me when I got back home to clean it. I don't know if the name on the bottom left corner was the guy that worked for the company or what but it's pretty neat.
Thank you for looking!

 

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[Casey13]

If you are looking; it's a block from TN Valley Railroad Museum in Chattanooga.
Civil War buffs; it;s at the foot of Missionary Ridge, near Orchard Knob. A lotta fighting went on in that area.

Thank you! If I'm ever in that area, I'm definitely going to go and see it.

 

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[Casey13]

The Brown Shoe Company is still in business, but it is now called Caleres, and they also own Naturalizer and Dr. Scholl's, among other brands.
Don......

That's amazing that they are still going to this day. Thank you!

 

[Casey13]

Nice and INTERESTING thanks for sharing with us !!

Thank you Gare!

 

[signal_line]

Thank you Gare!

Back in the 1950's a pair of Buster Brown kid's shoes cost $5 and an adult pair was $10. One of Dr. Suess books talked about their dad's ten-dollar shoes. Real leather.