Rare Mirror - Anderson's Concentrated Soups, Camden, N.J. (FREE SHIPPING)

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Anderson Food Company was involved with CAMPBELL SOUPS. The roots of the Campbell Soup Company can be traced back to 1860, when Abraham Anderson opened a small canning factory in Camden, New Jersey. In 1869 Philadelphia produce merchant Joseph Campbell became Anderson's partner, forming Anderson and Campbell. The company canned tomatoes, vegetables, jellies, condiments, and mincemeat. In 1876 Anderson and Campbell dissolved their partnership and Campbell bought Anderson's share of the business, changing its name to Joseph Campbell & Company. In 1882 a partnership was formed between Campbell's son-in-law, Walter S. Spackman; Campbell's nephew, Joseph S. Campbell; and Arthur Dorrance, Spackman's personal friend who brought a cash infusion to the partnership. At this time the company was renamed Joseph Campbell Preserving Company. The name was changed again in 1891, to Joseph Campbell Preserve Company. The senior Campbell maintained daily involvement in the company until his death in 1900. Read more: https://www.referenceforbusiness.com/history/Ca-Ch/Campbell-Soup-Company.html#ixzz5TYLugRKl
These items are from my personal collection accumulated over many years of dealing in and collecting tokens, medals and other items.
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