Source: Max Schmid
[max] snopes.com - In fact, as publicly revealed in the 9 November 1962 issue of Time magazine, 'BVD' was an initialism taken from the names of the three men — Bradley, Vorhees, and Day — who founded the apparel company in 1876. The B.V.D. brand lasted for a century before it was acquired by Fruit of the Loom in 1976, and it still exists as one of that company's subsidiary brands. Comments: 0
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Schmidco Sets - 1 found
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Series 100 Group G
119Ca
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Ken Piletic
Shows Known via Recordings or Lists (1950 to 1974 Sources 100% Complete - 1975-1977 in process)
1 Known copies from various Sources and Lists (Up to date)
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1 Shortened Theme: 55 seconds 2 Audibly Dated: By recordee or other 3 Modified Theme: Theme added by Gary Hines 4 Syndicated Intro:Intro broadcast as part of Synd Shows
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Schmidco
Running Time: 44:14
Recordee: 506 - Ken Piletic
Inventory Name: 1975 06 16_W1976_022-600_Series_100G-119Ca What does BVD Stand For.mp3 Source set: Series 100 Group G Source ref number: 119Ca Station: WOR
