Cover of sales brochure for Barbour Boat Works, Inc.
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- Cover of sales brochure for Barbour Boat Works, Inc.
- Description
- Front and back cover of sales brochure for Barbour Boat Works, Inc. Front cover shows three boats moving through the water and includes the text: You're way ahead with Barbour Boats Inc. Back cover includes two photographs of boats in the water and the company name and logo. Barbour Boat Works, Inc., was founded by Herbert William Barbour in 1932 on the Trent River at New Bern, N.C., and closed in the mid-1980s.
- Original Format
- advertisements
- Extent
- 25cm x 20cm
- Local Identifier
- 0758-b187-fh
- Subject(s)
- Barbour Boat Works
- Boats and boating--North Carolina--New Bern
- Boating industry--North Carolina--New Bern
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Cover of sales brochure for Barbour Boat Works, Inc.
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Manufacturing and Business
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Naval and Maritime History
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Transportation: Water
- Location of Original
- Barbour Boat Works, Inc. Records from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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My father, Thomas J. Abbott, was manager of Barbour Boats, Inc. in the 50s and 60s before fiberglass boats overran the market and Mr. Rivenbark would not convert from wood-sided boats to fiberglass to stay competitive. That is my dad driving the boat on the right. The correct name of the wood boat construction company was Barbour Boats, Inc, while Barbour Boat Works was the shipbuilding side of the business.
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My father, Thomas J. Abbott, was manager of Barbour Boats, Inc. in the 50s and 60s before fiberglass boats overran the market and Mr. Rivenbark would not convert from wood-sided boats to fiberglass to stay competitive. That is my dad driving the boat on the right. The correct name of the wood boat construction company was Barbour Boats, Inc, while Barbour Boat Works was the shipbuilding side of the business.