CANADA SHOES GOOD LUCK HORSESHOE FOB KEYCHAIN ADVERTISEMENT, GUADALAJARA MEXICO for Sale

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CANADA SHOES GOOD LUCK HORSESHOE FOB KEYCHAIN ADVERTISEMENT, GUADALAJARA MEXICO:
$42.00

CANADA SHOES GOOD LUCK HORSESHOE FOB KEYCHAIN ADVERTISEMENT, GUADALAJARA MEXICO
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Could be from the Guadalajara, Mexico based company Canada Footwear (Calzado Canada SA). Excerpts below from Wikipedia:
Calzado Canadá S.A.was a Mexican company that designed, manufactured and marketed footwear, based inGuadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. It was the most important footwear corporation in Latin America in the fifties, sixties, seventies, eighties and part of the nineties, even reaching the American market in 1960.1A company that revolutionized the way of making footwear, since it divided the work into departments that were dedicated to specific processes: design, modeling, cutting, gluing, streamlining and perfecting each procedure with specialists.The company was founded on July 13, 1940 at 130 Pedro Loza Street, in downtown Guadalajara, bySalvador López Chávezand his family, especially his father, Aurelio López Núñez, from whom he inherited the business. In 1998, with more than 60 years of history, the transition to change of ownership to GrupoCoppelbegan , culminating in 2002.Calzado Canadá prospered with an innovative commercial strategy that was not taken into account at that time and with which it would make its brand known in a way never seen before in Guadalajara: advertising. This was one of the first companies that dedicated an exclusive department and budget to advertising and what we know today as marketing. The activities included the pasting of shoebox-shaped stickers on the streets, promotional items such as key chains and calendars, as well as labeling with the Calzado Canadá emblem on cigars, knives, combs, pens, andmatchbooks. The strategy made the brand present in the daily life of Guadalajara homes.

In 1960, Calzado Canadá left Mexico for the first time and arrived inLos Angeles, California.

In February 1966, production of the French line of Charles Jourdan luxury shoes for women formally began. This Mexican factory produced the same models and quality as those manufactured by the brand in Paris, France and international markets. The agreement was signed by Mr. Jack Hinton on behalf of Charles Jourdan and the President of Calzado Canadá, Salvador López Chávez.

In the late 1960s, he produced the first Nike sneakers in history for the1968 Olympicsand the1970 World Cup.

In 1971 ,NikefounderPhil Knightplaced an order with Calzado Canada for 3,000 pairs of the leather Soccer 70 model, with the plan to sell them to American football players in the United States. At that time, neither the name nor the world-famous Nike logo existed.

Canada Footwear was one of the largest shoe manufacturing plants in the world, with about 12 thousand employees between shoemakers and administrative staff, in addition to a daily production of 60 to 70 thousand pairs.