In the nearly 30 years that I have lived-worked-loved the "drum community," the history of Skolnik was being filed into steel drawers and aging computer files. Knowing that we rarely discuss the events from which our company evolved, I enlisted the help of our retired colleague, Sandy Jacobsen, and together we created a history timeline of the Skolnik story. From vendors of wooden barrels to our current status as a "boutique" manufacturer, the story includes the people, places, promotional materials and challenges that have made Skolnik the most unique packaging manufacturer - in the world! We invite you to take 5-10 minutes and click your way through 93 years of Skolnik history. Simply click on this link http://www.skolnik.com/history.shtml or go to: (www.skolnik.com > ABOUT US > OUR HISTORY). I would love to hear your comments or questions.
- Howard Skolnik
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
SEE WHY HOWARD SKOLNIK's HAIR TURNED WHITE AT 35!
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