



Sportsmans Razor Blades manufactured by John Hudson Moore, Inc NY,NY. From what I read these were from somewhere between 1940s & 50s

Its always cool to see who and where people get their inspiration from. When I first saw this artwork instantly the shirt became one of my all-time favorites. I'm not positive but I believe the original work may be by Carl Broomal who did work for Sportsmans Grooming Essentials/John Hudson Moore, Inc at that time..but who knows?..if you do, drop me a line.

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rad post and I believe they also used the Duck graphic as well...
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