Trade catalogs of clothing, 1872-1948.

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Trade catalogs of clothing, 1872-1948.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122353751

Trade catalogs of men's, women's, and children's clothing and other ephemera relating to clothing.

68 items (1 box) : ill.

University of California, Santa Barbara, UCSB Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6687747

University of California, Santa Barbara, UCSB Library

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P.A. Brugh & Son.

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Universal Fashion Co.

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National Cloak and Suit Company.

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Skidmore & Turnbull.

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B. Siegel Company.

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Strawbridge & Clothier

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Department store; opened 1868 in Philadelphia, Pa. From the description of Strawbridge & Clothier collection, 1959-1996. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70978891 Strawbridge & Clothier was a major department store chain in the Greater Philadelphia area focused on a middle-class clientele. The firm was founded as a partnership by Justus C. Strawbridge and Isaac H. Clothier on July 1, 1868, and incorporated on February 14, 1922. The firm was operated on Quaker principle...

Au Bon Marche (Paris, France).

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Bradley Knitting Company.

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H. O'Neill & Co.

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Lace Shop (Philadelphia, Pa.)

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London (Firm).

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H. Black & Co.

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Boggs and Buhl.

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Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Co.

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Gimbel Brothers

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Adam Gimbel established family in the retail business when he opened a store in Vincennes, Indiana in 1842. His sons, including Jacob, started the Gimbel Brothers firm. Gimbel Brothers began in Milwaukee in 1887 and later expanded to Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and New York. Horace Saks sold Saks Fifth Avenue and Saks Thirty-fourth Street stores to Bernard Gimbel in 1923 for Gimbel stock. Gimbels Southgate was the first suburban Gimbels store in 1954. Gimbels merged with Schuster's Department Stor...

Leask Manufacturing Co.

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Boston Store.

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Polly Pride Products.

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Salomon & Burroughs.

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Bedell Company.

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Charles William Stores.

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Russell & Green Merchants.

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Pictorial Review Company

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J.B. Fullerton & Co.

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Wooltex (Firm)

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Edward B. Grossman & Co.

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Newcomb Endicott Co.

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Standard Mail Order Co.

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H.K. Green & Bros.

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Butterick Publishing Company

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John Wanamaker & Co.

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Wm. Broadhead & Sons.

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Hofmeister Woolen Mills.

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Cloak Drummer Co.

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B. Altman & Co.

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Roberts-Frank & Co.

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Universal Trading & Supply Company.

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Brooklyn Knitting Co.

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