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(NEWYORK INDUSTRY)
Group of 28 photographs pertaining to theWelbilt Stove Company based in Maspeth, Long Island.
Depicted
are scenes of men hard at work in the factories, including on the assembly line, working various
machinery and equipment, and loading trucks; also pictured are interior and exterior views of the
company buildings situated right alongside the railroad tracks. Silver prints, each approximately
8x10 inches (20.3x25.4 cm.), most with a number in the negative, and a photographer’s hand stamp,
and/or a notation, in ink, on verso. Circa 1930s
[700/1,000]
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(COFFEE & TEA)
An album entitled
The Home ofWhite House Coffee,
by the Dwinell-Wright Company.
With 15 photographs of the company’s packaged products, all hand-colored in a spectacular range
of yellow, red, green, blue, and gold, and arranged singly, in pairs, or in sublime towers. Hand-colored
silver prints, sheet sizes approximately 10x11
3
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4
inches (25.4x29.8 cm.), and the reverse, mounted
recto only to linen, each with a caption, in the negative, and with a photographer’s credit hand
stamp, on mount verso; with the original interleafing tissue. Oblong small folio, gilt-lettered leather,
worn. 1920
[900/1,200]
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