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  The Famous Joe DiMaggio Endorsed Mr. Coffee Automatic Brewing System
 
  • CIRCA - 1978
  • MANUFACTURER - North American Systems
  • SIZE -  8.25" x 10.5" x 13"
  • PRICE GUIDE - $35.00-$75.00
    Excellent-Near Mint Condition
 
 
NOTES:
 
   Vincent Marotta was the co-creator of the famed Mr. Coffee automatic brewing system. Before the invention of this home brewing system, consumers had to rely on peculators to make coffee. After the development of the Mr. Coffee machine, marotta, and his partner Samuel Glazer, founded North American Systems Inc., and brought the machine to market in 1972. Sales were good, but Marotta felt, to really make it a national brand, they needed a spokesman who people could relate to.

 Marotta, had signed with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1942, but was called to serve in World War II before spring training. He was a big fan of Joe DiMaggio, and decided to recruit the former Yankee to be a spokesman in the mid-1970s. Marotta contacted DiMaggio by phone, and Joe was already familiar with the Mr. Coffee brewer because he had just won a machine in a golf tournament. DiMaggio, turned him down saying, 'Thank you very much, but it’s not what I do."

 The next day, Marotta and his wife, flew to San Francisco and called DiMaggio again to have lunch which ended with a handshake and the deal was done. Mr. Coffee machine sales reached more than a million by 1975, 50 million dollars by 1979.

 
 
The Famous Joe DiMaggio Mr. Coffee

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