Paper Fastener Didn't Replace the Stapler — La Crosse County Historical Society

Catalog Number: 1985.133.01 When he formed his company in 1905 as the Bump Paper Fastener Co., George P. Bump of La Crosse was convinced he’d make a million dollars on a stapler that didn’t require any staples. It didn’t happen, but his 4½-inch metal paper fastener is a marvelous little office too

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