Packard Bell Company's factory service facilities for radio and television. Ordered by H. J. McGrath & Company.

Packard Bell Co. (Tacoma);

Eight servicemen and salesmen pose in front of Packard Bell's factory service facility for radio and television with the company's four panel trucks. Ordered by H.J. McCrath & Company.

Packard Bell Co. (Tacoma); Trucks--Tacoma--1950-1960; Televisions--1950-1960;

On September 28, 1951, an unidentified representative for Packard Bell presented a certificate of recognition to N. Earl Davison for being a "Million Dollar Distributor." She is seated on top of a large-screen, cabinet model Packard Bell television in Mr. Davison's showroom at 2329 Tacoma Ave. So. N. Earl Davison was a long-time Packard Bell wholesale distributor in Tacoma. He had previously been both a teacher in the Ft. Lewis-Dupont school district, and a foreign car dealer in Lakewood. He died October 21, 1970 at the age of 62.

Davison, N. Earl; Televisions--1950-1960; Radios;

Exterior N. Earl Davison Co., Packard Bell's wholesale and factory service division with three trucks. Packard Bell was a leading manufacturer of televisions in the fifties.

Packard Bell Co. (Tacoma); Trucks--Tacoma--1950-1960; N. Earl Davison Co. (Tacoma); Televisions--1950-1960;