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NAMED WWI US ARMY OFFICER'S TRUNK Neverbreak trunk named to 1st Lt. Charles A. Pennock. Era / Conflict: WWI Country: US
Provenance: Pennock Family Militaria, Arms & Ephemera Collection. Coatesville, PA. The March 2015 Auction brings to market items belonging to Thomas Hayes Windle (1833-1907), Charles Adrian Pennock Sr. (1892-1985), and Charles Adrian Pennock Jr. (1950 - ). The Pennocks trace their Coatesville roots to 1701, when Joseph Pennock settled a large tract of land in West Marlboro, just South of Coatesville. The land had been granted by William Penn to George Collett, Joseph’s Grandfather. Joseph Inherited the land from his father, Christopher Pennock. The civic activities and business acumen of the Pennock family forged an everlasting bond, connecting the family to the growth, development, and success of Coatesville and the surrounding area. Throughout Coatesville, many of the historic markers and buildings are associated with the Pennock family. A more comprehensive Pennock Family history is available on request. Charles Adrian Pennock Sr. (1892-1985) Graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, class of 1915. First draft number chosen during the 1917 national draft (#258). Served with the 77thHorse Drawn Artillery in France. Received battlefield promotion to 1st Lieutenant in October of 1918. During the war he braved the shelled areas of the front in order to keep his artillery posted on movements of the infantry. Took part in the Army occupation of Germany. A pioneer and innovator in the cosmetic industry with a career spanning more than 50 years. During his career, he served in many senior executive positions with Warner-Lambert. During the 1920’s he managed Richard Hudnut (owned by Warner) cosmetics salon at 20 Rue De La Paix, Paris FR. By 1932 he was president of Hudnut Sales Co. He also served as President of the Toilet Goods Association in 1948 and 1949, and remained on the Association's Executive Board throughout his career. Member Westchester Country Club, Winged Foot Golf Club, Metropolitan Club, Athletic Club (all of New York), Everglades Club, Beach Club of Palm Beach FL
Provenance: Pennock Family Militaria, Arms & Ephemera Collection. Coatesville, PA. The March 2015 Auction brings to market items belonging to Thomas Hayes Windle (1833-1907), Charles Adrian Pennock Sr. (1892-1985), and Charles Adrian Pennock Jr. (1950 - ). The Pennocks trace their Coatesville roots to 1701, when Joseph Pennock settled a large tract of land in West Marlboro, just South of Coatesville. The land had been granted by William Penn to George Collett, Joseph’s Grandfather. Joseph Inherited the land from his father, Christopher Pennock. The civic activities and business acumen of the Pennock family forged an everlasting bond, connecting the family to the growth, development, and success of Coatesville and the surrounding area. Throughout Coatesville, many of the historic markers and buildings are associated with the Pennock family. A more comprehensive Pennock Family history is available on request. Charles Adrian Pennock Sr. (1892-1985) Graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, class of 1915. First draft number chosen during the 1917 national draft (#258). Served with the 77thHorse Drawn Artillery in France. Received battlefield promotion to 1st Lieutenant in October of 1918. During the war he braved the shelled areas of the front in order to keep his artillery posted on movements of the infantry. Took part in the Army occupation of Germany. A pioneer and innovator in the cosmetic industry with a career spanning more than 50 years. During his career, he served in many senior executive positions with Warner-Lambert. During the 1920’s he managed Richard Hudnut (owned by Warner) cosmetics salon at 20 Rue De La Paix, Paris FR. By 1932 he was president of Hudnut Sales Co. He also served as President of the Toilet Goods Association in 1948 and 1949, and remained on the Association's Executive Board throughout his career. Member Westchester Country Club, Winged Foot Golf Club, Metropolitan Club, Athletic Club (all of New York), Everglades Club, Beach Club of Palm Beach FL
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NAMED WWI US ARMY OFFICER'S TRUNK
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