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Through a Short Pictorial History |
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August Kaspar Pictured in his backyard shop with workman and son, Arthur Kaspar, (left) making corn shuck baskets. |
| Model T Truck used in early sales calls by Arthur Kaspar circa 1924. Here he is crossing a river in Arkansas on a hand operated ferry. This was not the trip someone took a shot at him. |
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First building built circa 1930, still in use today. A big gamble during depression days. |
| Fred Breithaupt making gym, baskets, one of Kaspar Wire Works all time best sellers. Still being manufactured for most American schools today. |
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Wire Rack using Bassick casters, a company purchased by KWW in 1996. |
| The Kaspar Push-Away Cart. One of the first "nesting carts" in production. This model followed the earlier "Carry" grocery basket. |
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KWW gym baskets kept getting stronger with the times. |
| Manufacturing an early version of newspaper racks around 1956. Don Kaspar, current president of Kaspar Wire Works, is shown center. |
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Don and Arthur Kaspar with the 20,000th rack sold November, 1967. The One Millionth rack was sold July 1, 1985. |
| The early 1980's brought the USA Today boom to Shiner. |  |
