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In the winter of 1975, marketing executives from the Remington Peter's Company attended the Boston, MA Sport, Boat and Travel Show and experienced a performance by Duke the Wonder Dog and his trainer, Monty Lynch. That was the beginning of a unique marketing campaign across the country for Peter's Cartridge Company.
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![]() Remington Peters Promo Ad | ![]() Article in Remington Magazine | ![]() Promo Picture | ![]() Southern Outdoors Magazine Article |
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![]() Promotion Picture | ![]() Remington News release | ![]() Circus?No, Monty did not run away and join the circus. This is a typical sports show cast of the 60's and 70's. Groovy. | ![]() Typical SportshowEntire cast of talent with Andy Divine seated center stage. |
![]() Remington Executive, Dick BaldwinMr. Baldwin awards Duke with a Presentation Remington 1100. The collectible firearm was engraved with the inscription "Presented to Duke The Wonder Dog, from His Friends at Remington Arms - January 1976” | ![]() Wichita Eagle Beacon Article |
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