From what I've read here, Everlast began using the "Gyro Balanced" marketing as early as the 1950s, or so. But there seems to be some inconsistency.
I was informed the worn bag top middle can be as old as 1960 or so (though inside it's stamped with xx-xx-1971), and it does have the Gyro labeling.
The older 4210 does not, and is 70s, maybe late 60s? The newer 4210 one from 90s or later (inset) does have it, as does the 4213, from 80s I guess.
The 4200 does not, but presumably because of the Olympic logo in its place.
- Were there inconsistencies with this labeling from Everlast, over the years?
- Was the Gyro marketing just picked up by Title, after Everlast stopped using it? There's no "TM" there so maybe Everlast never trademarked it.
Thanks for any info,
-Nick.
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