John McLean:Machinist:Manufacturer and Dealer in Cemetery Supplies (1893)
John McLean (Firm : New York, N.Y.) · leaf 6
a continuation of yourpatronage, and will endeavor to give sat-isfaction to all.I will be glad to furnish estimates for Machineryand all kinds of Supplies for the Stone Trade—Brassand Iron Tubing, Square and Round Bars. Chains,Tassels, Washers, Vases, Settees, Chairs, Polishing Rub-bers, Brass… … PIPE GATE. i i nd 1, Inch Pipe. H< [it 1 foot 4 inch at Hinges.H : - feet 4 inches over all. Opening; 3 fi or ai ze «ltsir
Cemetery gates · Fences · Vault doors · Ornament · Decorative metal chairs · Vases · Division 05 - Decorative Metal · Division 32 - Decorative Metal Gates
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