Vintage M. E. Evans Motor Co. Packard Service Pocket Notebook
Automotive Memorabilia / Ephemera

Vintage M. E. Evans Motor Co. Packard Service Pocket Notebook

This is a vintage promotional pocket notebook or appointment book originating from the M. E. Evans Motor Co., a Packard automobile dealership formerly located in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. The item features a teal-green faux leather (leatherette) cover with a heavily grained texture. The front is elegantly gold-stamped with the dealership's name and its status as a provider of 'Sales' and 'Service' for 'Packard' vehicles. The cover is further accented with decorative gold-filigree corner scrolls. It is housed in its original light-colored cardboard slipcase, which features a distinctive 'birch bark' printed pattern. Given the history of the Packard Motor Car Company and the style of the typography, this piece likely dates to the mid-20th century, specifically the 1940s or early 1950s. The condition appears remarkably well-preserved for its age; the gold foil lettering remains bright and legible with minimal rubbing. There is light wear along the edges of the slipcase and some minor surface dirt on the birch-patterned cardstock, but the inner notebook shows little sign of heavy use or structural failure. This object represents a specialized piece of automotive memorabilia from the 'Golden Age' of American motoring.

Estimated Value

$125 - $175

Basic Information

Category

Automotive Memorabilia / Ephemera

Appraised On

April 8, 2026

Estimated Value

$125 - $175

Item Description

This is a vintage promotional pocket notebook or appointment book originating from the M. E. Evans Motor Co., a Packard automobile dealership formerly located in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. The item features a teal-green faux leather (leatherette) cover with a heavily grained texture. The front is elegantly gold-stamped with the dealership's name and its status as a provider of 'Sales' and 'Service' for 'Packard' vehicles. The cover is further accented with decorative gold-filigree corner scrolls. It is housed in its original light-colored cardboard slipcase, which features a distinctive 'birch bark' printed pattern. Given the history of the Packard Motor Car Company and the style of the typography, this piece likely dates to the mid-20th century, specifically the 1940s or early 1950s. The condition appears remarkably well-preserved for its age; the gold foil lettering remains bright and legible with minimal rubbing. There is light wear along the edges of the slipcase and some minor surface dirt on the birch-patterned cardstock, but the inner notebook shows little sign of heavy use or structural failure. This object represents a specialized piece of automotive memorabilia from the 'Golden Age' of American motoring.

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