About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement highlights the long-standing symbol of the Wausau railroad station, representing the company's values of cooperation, honesty, and partnership in business insurance. It emphasizes the company's commitment to working closely with clients to control losses and manage insurance costs, positioning itself as a reliable and helpful partner for businesses across the U.S.A. The ad also references the company's presence on TV commercials and its straightforward approach to insurance.
- Brand: Employers Insurance of Wausau
- Product: Employers Insurance of Wausau Insurance Services
- Tagline: The trains are gone, now. But the little depot works on.
- Publication: Sports Illustrated
- Year: 1976
Objects in the advertisement: railroad station, building, tree, sign, silhouettes of people
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