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Newbury: a pattern of flatware made in sterling silver by the Towle Mfg. Company; with some history of Newbury: Massachusetts and its progenitor Newbury: England (1907)

Towle Mfg. Company, Tilton, George P. (George Prescott) · Newburyport, Mass., Chicago, Ill. [etc.] [s.n.] · leaf 26

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interest and human impulses of the members, in quaintcontrast to the impersonal character of similar documents at the present day,while it is not evident that they were therefore less effective. The following examples illustrate this while they also instance the strict re-gard for rank and station… … DUMMER MANSION-NOW PART OF DUMMER ACADEMY rank were forbidden to wear silk or tiffany hoodes or scarfes unless they ortheir husbands possessed an estate of at least two hundred pounds, under a pen-alty of ten shillings for each offence. December lo, 1646. The towne being informed that M Thomas…

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