Wonderfull!!!!! Finally the truth comes out. We have waited a long for someone to step up and tell the true story of the regrettable goings on at David Webb, Inc. There are many of us out here in the real world that remember David Webb--THE MAN--and what a wonderful insightful man he was. What the Silbersteins have done to David's beloved business and dream is shameful. Just how the Silberstein's actually acquired David Webb, Inc has not been forgotten by us. Shame on them!!!
J. Gruberth is so right--Today, David must be smiling!!!!!!
T. Wager

I have been working on David Webb's biography for ten years, and I am very interested in interviewing those who have been on the inside. I have been able to interview family members and a handful of business associates and designers. Mr. Gruberth, I am particularly interested in speaking with you.

My father was one of those model-makers from the 60s & 70s. When he left the company I was surprised because I always thought he loved working there. He was obviously very proud of the work he produced. Each piece required a lot of research and countless sketches before they were approved.

A few years ago he told us that in the early years he and some of the other craftsmen jokingly said to David Webb that they would do the work for free because they enjoyed it so much! He has Alzheimers now but he still remembers those days and occassionally he pulls out one of his sketches (which my mother kept) and tells us the story behind it. I understand why he left now after reading these comments.