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This business executive took over the reins of the Maytag Company as president after the last actual Maytag family member stepped down, and upon the death of grandson Fred Maytag II (who became president at age 29 in 1940) Umbreit became chairman of the board and chief executive officer. TNS, 1p, 7" X 10½", Newton, IA, 1960 March 28. Addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Bruno J. Gianetti. Fine. On letterhead of "The Maytag Company," Umbreit complies with a request for a photograph, signing handsomely in full in blue ink. Also present is the aforementioned photograph, an IPS, 8" X 10", n.p., 1960 March 28. Glossy head-and-shoulders informal portrait of Umbreit in suit and tie, superbly signed and inscribed in white ink in a dark portion at lower right (making for excellent contrast): "To George Gianetti / Best wishes for a great / future. / George Umbreit / President, The Maytag Company / 3-28-1960." A fine pair.