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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 319

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et. One floor will be used for dis-playing tableware, lamps, etc , and the other for bargoods, hotel supplies, and fine goods such as blownstemware and cut glass. So important a concern hav-ing made the first move, others in the trade will belikely to follow, and the building may come to beknown as… … quired height. The plates are on the regular racks.These come in lots of two dozen assorted at $5 perdozen. A toy turkey is placed in front, and the re-sult is a bird with a china tail. For a Thanksgivingdisplay nothing could be better. OBITUARY. FALLING headlong from a ladder, George B.Watkins, a…

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