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- Packard Twin-6 Advertisement, "Why Do Women Knit?," October 10, 1917 - The question asked by this 1917 Packard advertisement, "Why Do Women Knit," referred to women's efforts to knit vital clothing items for American soldiers fighting in World War I. The ad also mentioned the need to conserve gasoline -- something that Packard's 12-cylinder Twin Six engine was claimed to do for its owners.
- October 10, 1917
- Collections - Artifact
Packard Twin-6 Advertisement, "Why Do Women Knit?," October 10, 1917
The question asked by this 1917 Packard advertisement, "Why Do Women Knit," referred to women's efforts to knit vital clothing items for American soldiers fighting in World War I. The ad also mentioned the need to conserve gasoline -- something that Packard's 12-cylinder Twin Six engine was claimed to do for its owners.