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Gordon Food Service History & DCP 64 Scale Diecast Replica International 9100i Reefer Product Review

Gordon Food Service has a long history of delivering food by truck. I review a Die-Cast Promotions 1:64th Scale diecast replica of one of their International 9100i tandem axle day cabs with two 28.5 foot Wabash reefer pup trailers for Gordon Food Service – A GFS Canada Company from their Canadian division. Watch My Other Food Service Company Videos here:    • Food Service Trucking   Get my FREE Checklist of the DCP by First Gear Fallen Flags Truck Series here: http://bit.ly/45NXPs2 Join the Exclusive American Truckin’ Legacy Club here: http://bit.ly/4l03Jec BUY Diecast Promotions trucks here http://bit.ly/3GcMyqP BUY Advantage Diecast Items here http://bit.ly/3TklIjp Hey, fans of classic trucks and the iconic companies that built America's highways! Imagine getting a high-quality, soft jersey t-shirt every month featuring vintage logos from legendary trucking companies—ones that helped shape the industry but are no longer around. That's exactly what you get with the Trucking Fallen Flags T-Shirt of the Month Club. Each month, you receive a comfortable, beautifully designed shirt that lets you celebrate the rich history of trucking while feeling great in premium jersey material. It's the perfect way to keep these forgotten companies alive. Join the American Truckin’ Legacy Club here: http://bit.ly/4l03Jec https://farmtoysandmore.com 🔔 Subscribe to my Vlog Channel here:    / @loganskeelevlogs   📌 Follow me for more updates: Facebook:   / loganaskeele   Twitter: https://x.com/LoganSkeele Instagram:   / loganskeele   Facebook Group:   / 64thgearjammers   Send me your favorite snacks!! Or stickers! Or letters!! Or things that are special to where you're from!! I love it all. :) Toy Talk with Logan Skeele P.O. Box 508 The horse and wagon played a very important role in the food delivery business until the motorized car and truck came on and slowly replaced the horse and wagons. All manner of foods were delivered to customers by this method. Age wasn't a problem back in 1897 in starting a business. Certainly not for Isaac Van Westenbrugge, age 23. Young Westenbrugge had an idea to start an egg and butter delivery business. Even in 1897 it took seed money to start a venture. So Westenbrugge, borrowed $300 from his brother, rounded up farmers that would supply him with eggs and butter and presto, he was in business. Using his horse and wagon he sold to local grocers in Grand Rapids, MI. Isaac’s business grew and in 1905 Isaac took on a partner by the name of William Erb. Together they formed a general grocery wholesaling business named Van Westenbrugge & Erb. Amazing, from selling eggs and butter to a wholesale general grocery company. Supplying commercial customers became the cornerstone to the success of the company and is still the primary customer group targeted by GFS. What next? Another young man age 16 that went by the name of Ben Gordon begin working for Isaac in 1916. Ben started by doing unloading, stocking merchandise, general clean up and some bookkeeping. William Erb and Isaac ended their partnership in 1917 when Isaac buys him out. Also, in this same year Isaac opens the I. Van Westenbrugge store in Grand Rapids. 1933 Ben and Isaac join in a partnership and form The Gordon-Van Cheese Company. Finally putting the Gordon family name in the company name. When doing research on GFS, I found it interesting that A&P food stores got into this mix when Frank Gordon joins his brother in 1937. Frank was working for A&P and brought many of the A&P innovations with him including cash and carry grocery stores which finally came to be in 1979 when GFS opened the first cash and carry store in Grand Rapids. Taking a leap forward to 1942 the company is renamed Gordon Food Service after Isaac retires, and Ben and Frank reorganize and rename the corporation. About Logan Skeele the host of Toy Talk: Logan Skeele is the founder of Advantage Diecast. He works with brands to make physical long lasting products to make a lasting impact on customers. These products are constant reminders to the customer of your brand and of the quality they will put keep in their office and show off to other colleagues, keeping your name and logo in front of them every day. Contact Logan here to find out how he can help you achieve the same marketing brand loyalty. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and entertainment purposes. All specifications and historical information have been researched from multiple sources including company and/or manufacturer documentation, industry publications, and verified testimonials. 📧 Business Inquiries: logandiecast@gmail.com © 2021 Logan Skeele. All rights reserved. #diecastpromotions #international9100 #gordonfoodservice