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"I am not a
good shot, but I shoot often."
- Theodore Roosevelt
"With a
1000-shot Daisy Repeater,
you can shoot both straight and often."
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1891 - Charles
Bennett is hired to serve as the Company's first
salesman at a salary of $85/month plus expenses. Two
days after being hired, Bennett makes a trip to
Chicago and sell 10,000 guns to Hibbard, Spencer,
Bartlett & Company. The order is filled in 6 months.
1893 - Edward
C. Hough joins the company to keep the books part
time while continuing to run his father's grain
elevator business.
1895 - The
Plymouth Iron Windmill Company gets out of the
windmill business for good and changes it's name to
Daisy Manufacturing Company.
1880 ║ 1890 ║
1900 ║
1910 ║
1920
║ 1930 ║
1940 ║
The War Years
1950 ║
1960 ║
1970 ║
1980 ║
1990 ║
2000 ║
The Museum
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