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1956 Original Manuscript Diary of Toronto Oil Salesman

Experience a unique glimpse into the oil industry of the 1950s with this original manuscript diary handwritten by C. J. Creedon, a sales rep from Toronto, Ontario. This 8.5 x 5.5 hardcover, 365+ page journal offers an intimate look at the daily life of an oil salesman during the early stages of the industry. From client interactions and sales figures to personal notes and reflections, this diary is a treasure trove of information.

• Unmatched authenticity from a firsthand perspective.
• Rich in historical context with insights into the post-World War II energy market.

This handwritten diary is not just a collection of facts and figures; it's a window into the personal and professional life of a man who was part of the oil industry's growth. The diary contains notes on client problems and solutions, industry insights, and even poignant personal moments like the passing of 'Granny.' The journal's good condition reflects its daily use, with some signs of wear, but it remains a robust and intact document.

• Explore the pre-Green Industrial Revolution perspective on energy sales.
• Gain a deeper understanding of the salesman's perspective in the oil industry.

This diary is a valuable resource for collectors and historians alike. Its detailed accounts of the coal, fleet sales, and taxi businesses in post-WWII Toronto and southern Ontario provide a wealth of information for those interested in the environmental studies and historical context of the period. The diary's unique format and personal touch make it a truly special piece of Canadiana.

• Perfect for those with a passion for early Toronto history and the oil industry.
• Contribute to your collection of holographs, documents, and ephemera from the early 20th century.