File:The Philadelphia Inquirer 1926 01 27 Page 26.jpg

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Ad for Pep Boys on The Philadelphia Inquirer, January 27th, 1926.

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English: Ad for Pep Boys on The Philadelphia Inquirer, January 27th, 1926, featuring the brand new newly-made caricatures of Emanuel "Manny" Rosenfeld (complete with cigar, which was removed from the logo in 1990), Maurice L. "Moe" Strauss and W. Graham "Jack" Jackson, the latter who was later replaced by Moe's brother Izzy that same exact year later after Jackson left the business.
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Source The Philadelphia Inquirer, January 27th, 1926.
Author The Philadelphia Inquirer, Pep Auto Supply Co, Pep Boys

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