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Billhead for William Barstow & Co., carpetings, floor oil cloths, house paper, and upholstery goods warehouse, No. 91 Westminister Street and 30 Exchange Place, Providence, Rhode Island, dated August 10, 1857

The Barstow business premises are seen in the image.

Billhead for Sweetser & Abbott, carpet dealers, 47 Temple Place, near Washington Street, Boston, Mass., dated May 15, 1871

The store interior is seen in the image with customers and sales associates. The business is the successor to Ballard & Prince.

Sanborn's Nu-Way Soap Rug and Carpet Shampoo, G.O. Sanborn, manufacturer, Wakefield, Mass., undated

The product can be used on other items such as upholstered furniture, mattresses, blankets, auto seat covers, clothing and portieres.

Letterhead for Chas. A. Millen & Co., mouldings, wood mantels, 11 & 12 Charlestown and 14 to 30 Beverly Streets, Boston, Mass., undated

Millen is a manufacturer and dealer in mouldings, wood mantels, building trimmings, stair work, hard wood doors, parquette floors, open grates, fire places and tiles. The business was established in 1873.

Carpets and oil cloths, Richardson & Folsom, manufacturers and dealers in furniture, carpets and oil cloths, paper hangings, window shades and fixtures, Lancaster, New Hampshire, undated

The image shows rolled up carpets and oil cloths. The business also does upholstery and picture frames to order.

Billhead for Lovejoy & Wood, importers and dealers in English carpetings, oil cloth, mattings, bocking, rugs, mats, No. 6 Summer Street, next to Trinity Church, Boston, Mass., dated May 30, 1861

J. Lovejoy is late of Pettes & Lovejoy and A.L. Wood is late of Doe, Hazelton & Company.

Bellows & Son, carpets and oil cloths, opposite Union House, Littleton, New Hampshire, undated

The store specializes in carpetings and wall papers with the largest stock in the county. Bellows also deals in clothing, hats, caps and gents' furnishings.

Trade card for Oliver Stearns, William P. Tenny & Co.'s Carpet Hall, over the Boston and Maine Railroad Depot, Haymarket Square, Boston, Mass., undated

Oliver Stearns is selling his products at the Tenny Carpet Hall in Haymarket Square.

Trade card for the New England Carpet Company, 75 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The New England Carpet Company is located on Hanover Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for Childs & Lane, carpetings, 116 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Childs & Lane is located on Tremont Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for Wax Bros., new & second hand furniture, 69 1/2 Prince Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Wax Brothers also deal in oil cloths, carpets, bedding and ranges.

Trade card for Chipman's Sons & Co., carpetings, corner of Court & Hanover Streets, Boston, Mass., undated

The card announces the relocation of the Chipman store to Court and Hanover Streets in Boston, Massachusetts. Mr. C.H. Rankin and Mr. W.J. Stacy will continue their association with the business. The card verso lists the names C.C. Bailey, P.M. Bond and C.M. Ritchie.

Trade card for J.W. Stewart, carpet and furniture upholsterer, No. 23 Wall Street, off Causeway Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Stewart has competent workmen and will pay high prices for second hand furniture and carpets as described on the card verso. Stewart is also with H.C. Bird at 157 Tremont Street.

Trade card for John H. Pray Sons & Co., carpetings, 558 & 560 Washington Street, 30 to 34 Harrison Avenue Extension, Boston, Mass. and 113 Worth Street, New York, New York, undated

Pray is an importer, jobber, retailer and manufacturers agent for carpetings, mattings, oil cloth, oriental rugs, carpets and upholstery.

Trade card for Samuel Perkins, carpets, Adams & Milk Street, Boston, Mass., May 1, 1816

Mr. Perkins states "Orders for carpets from any state in the Union faithfully attended to."

Trade card for the Oriental Afghan Rug Renovating Company, A.S. Boyadjian, 200 Harrison Avenue, Boston, Mass. and 217 Dunster Lane, Winchester, Mass., undated

Rug repair and cleaning is provided. The business was established in 1906.

Daylight Rug Salesroom 1st floor, O.W. Richardson & Co., corner Wabash Avenue and Congress Street, Chicago, Illinois, undated

The card verso describes the semi-annual sale items and prices.

Trade card for Watt & Findlay, geometrical & encaustic tile pavements, 124 Maiden Lane, New York, New, York, undated

Watt & Findlay are agents for Draven, Dunnill & Company. The tile pavements are for churches, halls, vestibules, passages, conservatories, hearths and wall decorations.

Stratton hooked rug supplies, The Charlotte K. Stratton Co., 68 Haywood Street, Greenfield, Mass., undated

Supplies and patterns for persons creating hooked rugs are described. Background on Edward Sands Frost, who inspired The Old New England Hooked Rug Studio, is provided on the inside of the brochure.

Trade card for B. Altman & Co., "Announcing the August sale of oriental rugs", location unknown, undated

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Trade card for Sweetser's Market, Bermuda onions, 6 Granite Street, Quincy, Mass., undated

A little girl hangs on to flower stems in the card image.

Envelope for the W.H. Blodget Co., importers & exporters, commission merchants and wholesale dealers in fruit, produce, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, etc., 71, 73, 75 & 77 Park Street, Worcester, Mass., undated

The business premises are shown in the image with horse-drawn vehicles in the street. The storehouse and auction room is on the Bloomingdale Road, opposite the Boston & Albany freight depot.

Trade card for F. Marino, oranges & lemons, State Street, New York, 1893

The name on the building image is "Frank Marino." The business offices are in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Palermo and Messina, Italy. The image caption reads "The Five Sisters Barrison."

Sixteenth season, Sunny South Fruit Company, 12 Gray Gardens East, Cambridge, Mass., undated

Helen C. Peabody is the agent for the orange and grapefruit service provided by the Sunny South Fruit Company.

Billhead for Lowell Bro's & Bailey, Dr., foreign and domestic fruits & produce, 73 & 75 Clinton Street, Boston, Mass., dated April 2, 1900

Lowell Brothers and Bailey operate as general commission merchants and wholesale dealers in fruits and produce of all kinds.

Billhead for John Hill, ice, foreign & domestic fruits and vegetables, No. 103 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston, Mass., dated November 4, 1852

John Hill is a wholesale and retail dealer in produce and also sells ice and ice cutting tools.

Billhead for I.H. Lamprey, horticultural fruit store, 100 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., dated January 31, 1888

Lamprey carries Mediterranean, tropical and domestic fruits, jellies and flowers for all occasions. The business is located under Horticultural Hall.

Billhead for L.B. Chaffee & Co., Dr., foreign and domestic groceries, No. 136 Main Street, Middletown, Rhode Island, dated February 21, 1891

The billhead lists fruit items purchased by a customer.

Billhead for Winsor Gleason, fruit & vegetables, Cellar No. 13, Faneuil Hall Market, south side, Boston, Mass., dated March 24, 1871

Gleason carries fruit, vegetables, dried apples and all kinds of country produce.

Billhead for Wood, Pollard & Co., importers & grocers, corner Summer Street & Atlantic Avenue, opposite Southern Union Station, Boston, Mass., dated July 1, 1909

The business premises are shown in the billhead image.

Menu, supper, location unknown, undated

F.M Bettis is given as the steward on this supper menu for an unknown dining establishment.

Envelope for Old Huguenot Bookshelf and Tea House, New London, Connecticut, dated February 19, 1938

The restaurant exterior is shown in the illustration.

Thanksgiving dinner menu, Fuller's Tavern, South Walpole, Mass., 1935

The dishes for the Thanksgiving dinner are listed inside the menu. The verso has a map with mileage given for cities and towns in the area.

Reduced price list for J. Purssell, Jr., 52 West Fourteenth Street, New York, New York, February 1, 1879

Purssell has reduced prices for his manufactured food items. The business provides estimates for weddings, receptions and dinner parties.

Handbill for R.M. Waitt & Co., new dining rooms for ladies and gentlemen, 20 Bedford Street, Boston, Mass., January 4, 1871

The dining rooms are described as having "well-served meals at reasonable prices."

Handbill for new bakery, Mrs. E.S. Shedd, 851 Harrison Avenue, near Northampton Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Mrs. Shedd will serve lunches at her establishment where fish balls are a specialty.

Trade card for Old Jims Restaurant, 25 Faneuil Hall Square, 25a Dock Square, Boston, Mass., undated

The item is part of a letter card set which can be redeemed for a gold watch on Christmas Eve. The restaurant serves James Morrissey's famous 25ยข dinner.

Manus Diner menu, Manus Diner Restaurant Co., 19 School Street, Concord, New Hampshire, undated

Manus will cater banquets, weddings and private parties.

Billheads for J.H.W. Huckins, manufacturer of Huckins' Soups and Sandwich Meats, 18 & 20 Waterford Street, Boston, Mass., 180?

The billhead states the terms are 30 days for customer accounts.

Billhead for J.H.W. Huckins, manufacturer of Huckins' Soups and Sandwich Meats, No. 72 Murray Street, New York, New York, 187?

The New York address is a branch office for Huckins.

Billhead for Joseph Kern & Co., proprietors of The Toll Gate Inn, Tap Room & Restaurant, 3748 Washington Street, 19 Hyde Park Avenue, Forest Hills, Boston, Mass., undated

A streetcar and pedestrians are in front of The Toll Gate Inn.

Trade card for the Village Inn, restaurant, Ridge Road West, Route 104, corner 98, location unknown, undated

The Village Inn is operated by the Tillmans and serves legal beverages. The card verso reads "Gone to P, leave my beer alone."

Trade card for The Original Tremont Tea Room, lunch and afternoon tea, 6th Floor, 171 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The business does tea leaf readings and is next to the Mayflower Doughnut Shop on Tremont Street.

Trade card for the Cheechako, restaurant, Lewis Point, Damariscotta, Maine, undated

The phrase "Damariscotta Information Bureau, U.S. Route No.1 Maine" is stamped across the top of the card.

Trade card for Bon Ton Dining Rooms for ladies & gents, No.714 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., undated

A.J. Simonds is the proprietor of the Bon Ton Dining Rooms.

Trade card for L.B.F. Zitkov, eating house, 131 Main Street, Worcester, Mass., undated

The card is copyrighted by J.H. Bufford's Sons in Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for the Ladies' Coffee & Lunch Room, T.D. Cook, caterer, No. 23 Avon Street, Boston, Mass., undated

T.D. Cook is the caterer for the eating establishment.

Trade card for Easler's Restaurant and Lobster House, Route 127, Duncan & Rogers Streets, Gloucester, Mass., undated

The restaurant serves shore, steak and chicken dinners.

Trade card for the Pemberton Square Cafe, 30 Pemberton Square, Boston, Mass., undated

Theodore Leutz is the proprietor of the Pemberton Square Cafe.

Trade card for The Woodland Restaurant, south of the Indian Head at southen end of Franconia Notch, U.S. Route 3, Lincoln, New Hampshire, undated

The Woodland Restaurant has a gift shop and carries sportswear.