The Borst-Damon Company were dealers in Republic Trucks and published this booklet in 1917 as an advertisement for Republic Truck reliability and Borst-Damon's service. The booklet is a compilation of photos of Buffalo companies that own Republic Trucks from Borst-Damon and their accompanying testimonials to the trucks' ability to carry loads without breaking down.

Owner Joseph B. Mang, a dealer in coal and wood, carting and moving services, located at 35 Mang Avenue in Kenmore, wrote in January, 1917: "The 2-ton Republic Truck has given me such good service that I am taking this opportunity to tell you about it.

"I am in the coal and carting business. In the summer time I am busy with long distance hauling. Several times last summer I carried loads almost double the capacity of the truck to points beyond Rochester. I do not think there is a truck on the market built to carry the overload that Republics do. Am well satisfied with the Buda motor. Combined with the internal gear drive, it certainly makes a very powerful truck.

"But, last of all, I am pleased with the small up-keep of this truck. So far, I have had very good service from your company."