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Cartoons: Big Business

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“I’m quite agreeable to a merger with another company, but surely, there must be a more businesslike way to go about it.”
Brian Savage
May 11, 1964

 

“What we’re turing out is tax dollars for the government. As a sideline, we manufacture a few chemical products.”
William von Riegen
April 8, 1967

 

“I have a stockholders’ meeting in 10 minutes. Make me look humble.”
Herb Green
April 8, 1967

 

“I must say it makes a man’s day when he an pick up his morning paper and read of rifts within Red China and the AFL-CIO!
Donald Reilly
April 22, 1967

 

“The merger is off!”
Peter Paul Porges
February 4, 1961

 

“You’ve got to admire the kid’s drive.”
George Wolfe
May 30, 1964

 

“I’ve been thinking, maybe we’ve carried specialization too far.”
Brad Anderson
July 22, 1961

 

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Comments

  1. Great business cartoons. Numbers one and five are the best. And I agree with Bob…The “merger off” antics are not out of reach.

  2. Some great ‘business’ cartoons here from the ’60s. My favorite is # 5 down from 1961, “The merger is off!” Somehow I can imagine this actually happening, or nearly so. I love #1 too. The very idea of this is just so embarrassing, it’s wonderful. As far as #3 goes, CAN the theatrical make up man make this boss look more humble… can he?!

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