This is a SHARPIE CACHE! Bring one to sign the
log.
The cache is not located at the
above coordinates.
All
you ever wanted to know about this product and then some. Answer
the following questions to find the location of this
cache.
19AB In
celebration of Sanford's 70th birthday, the company commissions
Norman Rockwell to create a painting for advertising use. The ad
appears in several magazines with the caption, "It's lucky for you,
child, your Gran'dad wrote this will with Sanford's
Ink!"
Sanford continues to grow. Quality products and
strong distribution help the company prosper, even through the
Great Depression. In 19C0 the
company changes its name to Sanford Ink Company.
186D The
company expands and relocates to Chicago.
19E9 The
Sharpie Ultra Fine Point is introduced. With its slim barrel, metal
pocket clip and precise tip that produces clean and accurate lines,
the Sharpie Ultra Fine becomes the first marker to truly write like
a pen.
After
narrowly escaping the Great Chicago Fire of
187F, Sanford's original
factory succumbs this time to yet another disastrous fire. By 1900
Sanford has rebuilt its headquarters in downtown
Chicago.
19G9 A new
style tip is introduced in four colors, the Sharpie Extra Fine
Point marker.
The
popularity of Sharpie markers continues to soar in the 1990's due
in part to the $H billion
memorabilia industry.
196I Sanford
turns its focus to the emerging marker business and introduces the
Sharpie marker. The Sharpie Fine Point black marker becomes the
first pen-style permanent marker.
2002 -
2005 New Sharpie products really gain momentum during this time
with the launch of 6 new Sharpie product lines, and the
introduction of 12 more colors, bringing the spectrum of Sharpie to
2J bold colors!
Substitute the numbers in the following format.
38 AB.CDE 090 FG.HIJ
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