The firm imports and deals in British, French and German dry goods.
Date: 1857-03-05
Collection: Ephemera collection
GUSN: 245826
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.009
The business premises are shown in the image.
Date: 1871-11-13
GUSN: 245827
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.010
The Company is an importer and jobber of dry goods.
Date: 1872-12-23
GUSN: 245828
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.011
Jordan Marsh has offices in New York, Paris and Berlin. The store is shown in the image with streetcars and pedestrians.
GUSN: 245829
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.012
The business deals in waists, bone casings and bands.
Date: 1888-01-31
GUSN: 245830
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.013
The firm is the successor to Hogg, Brown and Taylor.
Date: 1887-09-28
GUSN: 245832
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.014
The business inventory includes broadcloths, cassimeres, vestings, flannels, gloves and hosiery.
Date: 1839-05-08
GUSN: 245868
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.015
The business deals in American, British, French and German dry goods.
Date: 1877-10-01
GUSN: 245869
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.016
The business was established in 1817.
Date: 1914-11-30
GUSN: 245870
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.017
Sharpe is a wholesale and retail dealer and carries cloaks and shawls.
Date: 1888-11-10
GUSN: 245871
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.018
The top of the billhead reads "Metropolitan Store."
Date: 1889-05-10
GUSN: 245872
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.019
The business premises are seen in the billhead image.
Date: 1898-05-19
GUSN: 245873
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.020
The Albany Building is at the corner of Lincoln and Beach Streets.
Date: 1922-05-31
GUSN: 245875
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.021
The date "Aug. 27, 1857" is handwritten on the left side of the item.
Date: 1857-08-27
GUSN: 245876
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.022
The customer named in this billhead is the Perkins School for the Blind.
Date: 1888-10
GUSN: 245877
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.023
Beneath the image the text reads "Monthly settlements required. Telephone 1073."
Date: 1889-09
GUSN: 245878
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.024
The business is the successor to Kinmonth & Company, importers and dealers in American, British, French and German dry goods.
Date: 1869-11-02
GUSN: 245879
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.025
Shepard is an importer and dealer in foreign and domestic dry goods.
Date: 1885-03-31
GUSN: 245880
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.026
The top of the billhead lists a New York Office at 377 Broadway.
Date: 1904-08-21
GUSN: 245881
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.027
The items listed on the billhead are four coats and one cape.
Date: 1894-10
GUSN: 245883
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.028
Chipman gives notice that Samuel L. Boyd is now a partner in the Company.
Date: 1850-02-01
GUSN: 245884
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.029
Shepard is an importer, jobber and retailer.
Date: 1881-03-14
GUSN: 245885
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.030
The top of the billhead reads "Retail Department."
Date: 1894-05-31
GUSN: 245886
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.031
The shop is opposite the Music Hall.
Date: ca. 1860
GUSN: 245887
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.032
The store advertises itself as the first to open and the last to close. The year "c. 1869" is handwritten on the poster.
Date: ca. 1869
GUSN: 245889
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.01.033
The dealer also carries hosiery and gloves.
GUSN: 245890
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.001
The top of the card reads "The Grand Depot For Dry Goods."
GUSN: 245891
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.002
The business is four doors from Court Street.
GUSN: 245892
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.003
The inside of the card is a calendar for 1899.
Date: 1899
GUSN: 245912
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.004
Two young children carry flowers in the image.
GUSN: 245914
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.006
Gilchrist was established in 1855.
GUSN: 245915
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.007
The business has a summer location in Hyannis, Massachusetts and a Paris address. The envelope verso has "Les Roses D'Orsay" beneath the seal and a Paris address for the perfumer.
GUSN: 245916
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.008
The bottom of the card reads "Constantly on hand, a choice selection of Housekeeping Goods."
GUSN: 245917
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.009
The bottom of the card reads "A good assortment of Housekeeping and Mourning Goods."
GUSN: 245918
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.010
The card verso has the year "c. 1889" handwritten on it. At the child's feet is a Punch doll.
Date: ca. 1889
GUSN: 245919
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.011
The dealer also carries country produce and choice family groceries.
GUSN: 245920
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.012
The business is the successor to Smith, Sumner & Company. The specific items listed on the card are hosiery, gloves, millinery goods, trimmings, white goods, laces and embroideries.
GUSN: 245921
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.013
A little girl, wearing an apron, extends an envelope to an unseen person. The handwritten note on the card verso mentions "late 1892."
Date: ca. 1892
GUSN: 245922
Ref. Code: EP001.01.031.01.03.014
Louis Aldrich and Charles T. Parsloe with their "Superb Star Company" are touring with "My partner." The figure is a character in the play.
GUSN: 246267
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.017
The inside of the card lists the floor managers and Committees of Introduction and Invitation. The music is provided by the Montpelier Orchestra.
Date: 1886-02-12
GUSN: 246268
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.018
B.J. Lang is the conductor for this second concert by the Boston Symphony Orchestra in its 24th season. Assistants to the conductor are listed on the verso.
Date: 1900-01-24
GUSN: 246270
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.019
The card verso has press notices from Boston, New Hampshire and New York newspapers.
GUSN: 246271
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.020
The bottom of the card reads "Don't fail to see The Jollities here to-night!"
GUSN: 246272
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.021
The score card is published by Trott Brothers in Boston, Massachusetts.
Date: 1902-08-21
GUSN: 246273
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.022
The first in a series of four concerts given at Chickering Hall, 239 Huntington Avenue.
Date: 1904-02-10
GUSN: 246274
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.023
The details and cast list of Lottie Blair Parker's "Way down east" are described.
Date: 1907-03-04
GUSN: 246275
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.024
Robert Hilliard's production of "A fool there was" by Porter Emerson Browne is the play presented during the week of December 20, 1909.
Date: 1909-12-20
GUSN: 246291
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.025
The menu lists seven courses enjoyed by the men listed on the item cover.
Date: 1883-11-15
GUSN: 246293
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.026
Photographs and dedications are included in this souvenir program of "The old homestead" by Denman Thompson.
Date: 1968-06
GUSN: 246295
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.027
The play is to support the work of The Baby Feeding Association in combating infant mortality.
Date: 1911-04-17
GUSN: 246298
Ref. Code: EP001.01.038.01.02.028