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Trade card for Timmins & Manning, steam, gas fitting & plumbing, 26 Oliver Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Steam and hot water heating is a specialty for the business.

Trade card for Berkshire Roofing, shingles, 35 Springside Avenue, Pittsfield, Mass., undated

The card verso is an advertisement for Bird Double-Twin Shingles available through Berkshire Roofing. The advertisement appears to have been glued to a clipped paper image of Palace Hill in Quebec.

Trade card for Plaistow Brick & Terra Cotta Co., Plaistow, New Hampshire and 45 Milk Steet, Boston, Mass., undated

The business maintains an office in Boston, Massachusetts and another in Plaistow, New Hampshire.

Billhead for Watson & Bisbee, Dr., stair builders, corner of Causeway and Friend Streets, Boston, Mass., dated June 18, 1879

The firm builds stair posts, rails, balusters and perform wood turning and circular and jig sawing.

Trade card for E.A. Carlisle, Pope & Co., doors, glazed windows, blinds, Haymarket Square, corner Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The company is a successor to Levi Boles & Son.

Trade card for W.N Gray, roofer, No.7 Linden Street, Stoneham, Mass., undated

Gray does plain and ornamental slating. He is an agent for New England Felt Roofing Company's Bee-Hive Brand roofing materials.

Brown & Bagley, marble, Rutland, Vermont, undated

The card verso contains testimonials from satisfied customers. A woman plays with a dog in this rural scene.

Trade card for C.H. Allen & Co., manufacturers of tin and sheet iron, No.359 Congress Street, second door from Green Street, Portland, Maine, undated

Allen deals in Japanned, Britannia and plated ware.

Advertisement for C.S. Harvard & Co., Harvard's Egyptian Cement, Boston, Mass., undated

The product can be used to mend broken glass, china, earthen, stone and marble. The directions are given in the advertisement.

Trade card for Scott McNeilly, carpenter and builder, 59 Ackers Avenue, Brookline, Mass., undated

The card lists business and residence telephone numbers.

Trade card for Crockett & Morrison, mason work of all kinds and whitening, Tilton, New Hampshire, undated

Crockett & Morrison have lime, hair, cement and brick for sale.

Trade card for Guerini Stone Co., stone, marble and granite composite, Middleboro, Mass., undated

The company is a manufacturer with a telephone connection.

Trade card for Moses Darrow, coal and wood, No.65 Water Street, New London, Connecticut, undated

Darrow deals in coal, wood, flagging stone, brick, lime, cement, calcined plaster, drain tiles, fish pumice and hay.

Trade card for Chas. W. Spurr, Spurr's Patent Combined Wood and Paper Veneers, Hangings and Marqueteries, 522 Harrison Avenue & 3 Randolph Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The card verso is a sample of white wood with two tied ribbons for decoration.

M.C. Warren & Co. bronze goods, builders' hardware and carpenters' tools, No. 9 Dock Square, Boston, Mass., June 20, 1888

The leaflet is a price list for the nails carried by this dealer. The front cover calls attention to the new Percha steel nails made by the Tremont Nail Company.

Trade card for W.R. Kinsman, fine monumental work, 6 to 10 Edison Street, corner Willow, Rutland, Vermont, undated

Kinsman manufactures and deals in native and foreign marble and granite.

Mutual Marble Co., Brandon, Vermont, 1885

This 1885 price list for Brandon Italian and Blue Marble is only for the trade.

Trade card for John M. Yerkes, Jr., Yerkes Tile Works, Romulus, New York, undated

The card verso has a photograph of the Tile Works with three individuals in the foreground.

Trade card for Barney's Studios, hand decorated wood products, 26 Crosby Street, Portland 5, Maine, undated

This artist's studio specializes in decorations on wood.

Billhead for J. Hodge, moldings, brackets, sash, and blinds, Elm Street, Manchester, New Hampshire, dated August 30, 1894

Hodge can perform wood turning and scroll sawing of every description. The shop is opposite the Freight Depot.

Circular for Victor Wrought Iron Door Hanger and Rail, location unknown, undated

The circular describes the Victor Door Hanger and Rail, patented on July 17, 1883.

Trade card for John M. Yerkes, Jr., Yerkes Tile Works, Romulus, New York, undated

The card verso has an image of three employees in front of the work place.

Common brick in historical and modern American architecture,The Common Brick Manufacturers' Association of America, 121 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, undated

The booklet contains images of houses and buildings using brick as a building material.

Trade card for Dahlborg, Hayes, Machado & Co., architectural modelling, 199 East Dedham Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The company works in plaster, cement and artifical marble. The card verso contains a list of references. The business moved from Hanover Street to East Dedham Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for Boyce Brothers, Patent Commode Dressing Case, 739 Washington Street, corner Dix Place, Boston, Mass., undated

Boyce Brothers manufactures a combined commode and bureau in all styles and sizes. "Helen Mar, Inventor and Patentee" is stamped across the card.

Trade card for The Brockton Shutter Worker Co., Stoughton, Mass., undated

The company manufactures a device for opening and closing blinds from the inside of the house.

Trade card for W.R. Kinsman, fine monumental work, 6 to 10 Edson Street, corner Willow, Rutland, Vermont, undated

Kinsman will work in any part of the country on marble and granite projects.

Trade card for Keighley Metal Ceiling and Roofing Co., 514-516 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Mass., undated

Keighley manufactures improved lap joint and patent lock joint metal ceilings.

Trade card for Stearns & Waterman Co., tiles, 1 Washington Street, corner Haymarket Square, Boston, Mass., undated

Stearns is a manufacturer, importer and contractor for tile and fireplace work. It also deals in "Wills-ite Sanitary Flooring."

Trade card for Eastern Terra-Cotta, Brick & Tile Co., 423 Old South Building, Boston, Mass., undated

A telephone number is given for this business in the upper left corner.

Trade card for Rutland Fire Clay Co., miners, manufacturers, jobbers, Rutland, Vermont, undated

The company deals in fire clay, fire brick, cement, marble dust and sewer pipes. Stamped acrosss the front of the card it reads "Rutland Flexible Asbestos Wall Plaster."

Trade card for Crooker Mantel & Tile Co. 230-232 Weybosset Street, Providence, Rhode Island, undated

Crooker does floors, wood work, gas and electric fixtures, metal ceilings and bath room fittings.

Trade card for John M. Yerkes, Jr., Yerkes Tile Works, Romulus, New York, undated

The card verso shows three men in front of the materials needed for the Tile Works.

Billhead for P. & G.M. Williams, hardware, tools, iron, steel, 13 State Street, 13 State Street, New London, Connecticut, dated February 15, 1890

A hardware store carrying railroad and machinists supplies and paint. The billhead states "Proprietors of the New London Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store."

Business card for Johnson Lumber Co., Inc., Turner Street Extension, Manchester, New Hampshire, undated

Johnson deals in wholesale building materials and maintenance supplies.

Business card for Louis S. Kline & Sons, ladders, staging, specialties, 53 Chatham Street, East Lynn, Mass., undated

The business deals in ladders and staging equipment.

Trade card for Tenney & Searle, hardware, paints, oils, glass, lime, Orange, Mass., undated

Tenney & Searle handles Ray Hubbell's ornamental metal corners for oil cloths.

Best roofing at the lowest possible prices, Webber Lumber & Supply Co., Thompson Street, Fitchburg, Mass., 1924

The brochure contains descriptions and prices for the roofing and garage doors carried by Webber Lumber.

Letterhead for The Peck Co., colonial roofings, builders' supplies, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, dated February 22, 1915

The Peck Company deals in Beaver Board, paints, oils and varnishes in addition to roofing and builders' supplies.

Billhead for M.J. Caldbeck, Son & Co., builders' supplies of all kinds, St.Johnsbury, Vermont, dated October 7, 1914

Caldbeck deals in a variety of hardware items including Wall Stucco Plaster for Vermont and New Hampshire.

Billhead for Elmer A. Eddy, Dr., hard and soft wood lumber, West Wardsboro, Vermont, dated December 6, 1897

The items listed on the billhead are hay and potatoes.

Letterhead for G. W. Billings, slate & wood mantel works, Troy, New Hampshire, dated September 9, 1889

1 letterhead ; 8 x 10 1/2 inches

Advertisement for Hanley Company Inc., Hanley flame-tone hand fettled tile, Bradford, Pennsylvania, 260 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.; 565 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York, undated

Hanley is described as the largest manufacturer and distributor of face brick in the East.

Advertisement for Hanley Company Inc., Hanley flatter glazed brick, Bradford, Pennsylvania, Boston, Mass.; 565 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York, undated,

The image is for the use of glazed brick in operating rooms.

Billhead for Andrew F. Leatherbee, eastern and western lumber, 376 Albany Street, Boston, Mass., dated August 1, 1885

Lumber for walls, fences and flooring is carried. On the billhead "Boston" has been crossed out and replaced with "Brockton."

Billhead for J.B. Rhines & Co., lumber, Weymouth, Mass., dated 1903

Rhines is a dealer in spruce, cypress, whitewood and soft pine.

Billhead for W.F. Sanborn & Co., lumber, Commercial Street, Weymouth, Mass., dated August 30, 1904

This lumber dealer also handles doors, blinds, shingles and drain pipes.

Billhead for A.T. Stearns Lumber Company, lumber of all kinds, Neponset, Mass., dated September 23, 1897

The company specializes in gulf cypress, Florida ash and Georgia yellow pine. The main office, mills and wharves are in Neponset, Massachusetts. Other offices and warehouses are listed for 166 Devonshire Street and 104 Friend Street in Boston.

Billhead for John Gates, finishing and framing lumber, Union Street, Worcester, Mass., dated November 29, 1860

This business, opposite Merrifield's buildings, offers shingles, clapboards and laths in hard pine, black walnut, white-wool and cherry.

Trade card for The New Hub Range, Smith & Anthony Stove Co., 52 & 54 Union St., Boston, Mass., undated

The card verso describes the features and advantages of the range which has a wire gauze oven door.The dealer on the verso is Thompson & Murch, 9 Pickering Square, Bangor, Maine.