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Billhead for Kinmonth & Co., dry goods, 275 Washington & 8 & 10 Winter Streets, Boston, Mass., dated March 5, 1857

The firm imports and deals in British, French and German dry goods.

Billhead for Shepard, Norwell & Co., foreign & domestic dry goods, 30 & 34 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., dated November 13, 1871

The business premises are shown in the image.

Billhead for Shepard, Norwell & Co., foreign & domestic dry goods, 30 & 34 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., dated December 23, 1872

The Company is an importer and jobber of dry goods.

Billhead for Jordan Marsh & Co., department store, Washington, Summer & Avon Streets, Boston, Mass., dated August 22, 1894

Jordan Marsh has offices in New York, Paris and Berlin. The store is shown in the image with streetcars and pedestrians.

Billhead for Mrs. O.P. Flynt, Dr., 319 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Mass., dated January 31, 1888

The business deals in waists, bone casings and bands.

Billhead for Beal, Higgins and Henderson, importers & dealers in dry goods, 477 to 481 Washington Street and 60 to 70 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., dated September 28, 1887

The firm is the successor to Hogg, Brown and Taylor.

Billhead for Charles Warren & Co., foreign and domestic dry goods, 92 Hanover, corner of Blackstone Street, Boston, Mass., dated May 8, 1839

The business inventory includes broadcloths, cassimeres, vestings, flannels, gloves and hosiery.

Billhead for Hogg, Brown & Taylor, dry goods, 477 to 481 Washington Street, 60 to 70 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., dated October 1, 1877

The business deals in American, British, French and German dry goods.

Billhead for Chandler & Co., 151 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., dated November 30, 1914

The business was established in 1817.

Billhead for A. Sharpe & Co., foreign and domestic dry and fancy goods, Nos. 209, 211, 213 and 215 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass., dated November 10, 1888

Sharpe is a wholesale and retail dealer and carries cloaks and shawls.

Billhead for A. Sharpe & Co., foreign and domestic dry and fancy goods, Nos. 209, 211, 213 and 215 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass., dated May 10, 1889

The top of the billhead reads "Metropolitan Store."

Billhead for C.F. Hovey & Co., importers and jobbers of dry goods, 33 Summer Street, Boston, Mass., dated May 19, 1898

The business premises are seen in the billhead image.

Billhead for A.W. Tedcastle & Co., boots and shoes, Albany Building, Boston, Mass., dated May 31, 1922

The Albany Building is at the corner of Lincoln and Beach Streets.

Handbill for W. & A. Bacon, foreign and domestic dry goods, Bacon's Building, No. 85 Washington Street, Roxbury, Mass., dated August 27, 1857

The date "Aug. 27, 1857" is handwritten on the left side of the item.

Billhead for Jordan Marsh & Co., department store, Washington, Summer & Avon Streets, Boston, Mass., dated October, 1888

The customer named in this billhead is the Perkins School for the Blind.

Billhead for Jordan Marsh & Co., department store, Washington, Summer & Avon Streets, Boston, Mass., dated September, 1889

Beneath the image the text reads "Monthly settlements required. Telephone 1073."

Billhead for Hogg, Brown & Taylor, dry goods, 299 & 301 Washington Street, 22 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., dated November 2, 1869

The business is the successor to Kinmonth & Company, importers and dealers in American, British, French and German dry goods.

Billhead for Shepard, Norwell & Co., foreign and domestic dry goods, 26 to 34 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., March 31, 1885

Shepard is an importer and dealer in foreign and domestic dry goods.

Billhead for Farley, Harvey & Co., importers and jobbers of dry goods, 141 to 149 Essex Street, Boston, Mass., dated August 21, 1904

The top of the billhead lists a New York Office at 377 Broadway.

Billhead for Jordan Marsh & Co., department store, Washington, Summer & Avon Streets, Boston, Mass., dated October, 1894

The items listed on the billhead are four coats and one cape.

Handbill for Geo. W. Chipman & Co., dry-goods, 83 & 90 Hanover and 80 Blackstone Streets, Boston, Mass., dated February 1, 1850

Chipman gives notice that Samuel L. Boyd is now a partner in the Company.

Billhead for Shepard, Norwell & Co., foreign & domestic dry goods, 26 to 34 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., dated March 14, 1881

Shepard is an importer, jobber and retailer.

Billhead for C.F. Hovey & Co., importers of dry goods, No. 33 Summer and 42 Avon Streets, Boston, Mass., dated May 31, 1894

The top of the billhead reads "Retail Department."

D.R. Emerson & Co., mantilla, dress and cloak trimmings, buttons, & thread-store goods, No. 20 Winter Street, opposite Music Hall, Boston, Mass., ca. 1860

The shop is opposite the Music Hall.

Poster for S.F. Lothrop & Co., 507 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. and 29 Walker Street, New York, New York, ca. 1869

The store advertises itself as the first to open and the last to close. The year "c. 1869" is handwritten on the poster.

Trade card for C.W. Tukey, English, French, and American Dry Goods, 222 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The dealer also carries hosiery and gloves.

Trade card for John Wanamaker, department store, 13th Street, Market, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, undated

The top of the card reads "The Grand Depot For Dry Goods."

Trade card for Damon, McAllaster & Co., foreign and domestic dry goods, No. 10 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The business is four doors from Court Street.

Trade card for A.A. Coburn, dry goods and small wares, 222 Main Street, Milford, Mass., 1899

The inside of the card is a calendar for 1899.

Trade card for R.H. White & Co., Boston, Mass., undated

Two young children carry flowers in the image.

Trade card for R. & J. Gilchrist, importers and dealers in dry goods, 5 & 7 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Gilchrist was established in 1855.

Envelope for Howell Bro's, Inc., specialists in household linens of all descriptions, 422 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass., undated

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.

Trade card for George L. Barr, English, French and American dry goods, 36 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The bottom of the card reads "Constantly on hand, a choice selection of Housekeeping Goods."

Trade card for Barr & Hoyt, English, French & American dry goods, No. 36 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The bottom of the card reads "A good assortment of Housekeeping and Mourning Goods."

Trade card for Forbes Wight & Co., dry and fancy goods and millinery, 48 & 50 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., ca. 1889

The card verso has the year "c. 1889" handwritten on it. At the child's feet is a Punch doll.

Label for Blake & Lane, dry, millinery & fancy goods, Meredith Village, New Hampshire, undated

The dealer also carries country produce and choice family groceries.

Trade card for Allen, Case & Babcock, British, French and German dry goods, No. 35 Milk Street, Boston, Mass., undated

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.

Trade card for R.H. White & Co., Boston, Mass., ca. 1892

A little girl, wearing an apron, extends an envelope to an unseen person. The handwritten note on the card verso mentions "late 1892."

Trade card for My partner, drama, Mary Brandon character, location unknown, undated

Louis Aldrich and Charles T. Parsloe with their "Superb Star Company" are touring with "My partner." The figure is a character in the play.

Invitation for the Calais Social Gathering Annual, A.C. Slayton's Hall, Plainfield, Vermont, February 12, 1886

The inside of the card lists the floor managers and Committees of Introduction and Invitation. The music is provided by the Montpelier Orchestra.

Handbill for The Cecilia, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Music Hall, Boston, Mass., January 24, 1900

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.

Trade card for The Jollities, Lillian Brown portrait, location unknown, undated

The card verso has press notices from Boston, New Hampshire and New York newspapers.

Trade card for The Jollities, Lillian Brown portrait, location unknown, undated

The bottom of the card reads "Don't fail to see The Jollities here to-night!"

Official score card, Grand Circuit Meet, Readville, Mass., August 21, 1902

The score card is published by Trott Brothers in Boston, Massachusetts.

Chickering orchestral concerts, Boston, Mass., February 10, 1904

The first in a series of four concerts given at Chickering Hall, 239 Huntington Avenue.

Way down east, Boston Theatre, Boston, Mass., March 4, 1907

The details and cast list of Lottie Blair Parker's "Way down east" are described.

Fool there was, Hollis Street Theatre, Boston, Mass., December 20, 1909

Robert Hilliard's production of "A fool there was" by Porter Emerson Browne is the play presented during the week of December 20, 1909.

Royal Robinsonian ratification, Young's Hotel, Boston, Mass., November 15, 1883

The menu lists seven courses enjoyed by the men listed on the item cover.

Old homestead, The Swanzey Players, The Potash Bowl, Swanzey, New Hampshire, June 1968

Photographs and dedications are included in this souvenir program of "The old homestead" by Denman Thompson.

Souvenir programme of The pied piper of Hamelin, The Baby Feeding Association, Springfield, Mass., April 17, 1911

The play is to support the work of The Baby Feeding Association in combating infant mortality.