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Union Umbrella Store, : 777 South 2d St. below German, lower side, Philadelphia. Having opened a new store, and taken the advantage of the hard times, by making my purchases exclusively for cash, I know I can sell my goods twenty per cent. cheaper than th

The Philadelphia fashions & tailors' archetypes. / Published by Samuel A. Ward & Asahel F. Ward. July, 1849. No. 62 Walnut Street, S.W. corner of Third and Walnut Streets. Philadelphia, Penn.

Oval spectacles

D-horseshoe spectacles

Philadelphia Arcade. Joseph L. Moore, dealer in fancy & staple dry goods, corner of Pine & Water Streets New-York. [graphic] : Having established a branch in the Arcade south front, and fitted up his store with a separate apartment for selling at whole sa

Two of the killers. [graphic].

Joseph Ripka's mills. Manayunk 21st Ward Philadelphia. Manufacturer of all description of plain and fancy cottonades for men & boy's clothing warehouse 32 So Front St. [graphic] / Lith. of W. H. Rease N.E. cor. 4th & Chesnut.

[Stevens-Cogdell/Sanders-Venning family photographs]

[Portrait of an unidentified couple.]

Charles C. Watson & Sons, 92 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia [graphic] / C.G.C., sc.

John B. Stetson Company postcards.

Wanamakers, 5 mo. 1899. Market St. Front.

Market Street subway station postcards.

[Bootmaker with a boot on the table beside him.]

[Portrait of an unidentified, bearded man, head tilted slightly to his left.]

[Elsie Todd]

Strawbridge & Clothier postcards.

Wanamaker postcards.

Algernon Roberts, 1828-1868. Age about 21. Pencoyd

Asher M. Childs clothes renovating establishment, No. 145 N. 9th St. [graphic] : Old clothes made to look equal to new, by cleaning or dyeing without taking a part. Also repairing, and altering done to the latest fashions. All work done in a superior mann

H.G. Clagston, 806 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, manufacturer of military and naval goods. [graphic] : Corps badges- - - Army of the Potomac.

[William Y. McAllister trade cards]

[A.C. Yates & Co. clothing trade cards]

Charles Oakford & Sons in the Continental, hats, caps, and furs, wholesale and retail, 826-828 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.

[Wm. H. Oakford trade cards]

Regine. I.S. Custer, Son & Co. Philadelphia.

McAllister & Co. at the old established stand No. 48 Chestnut Street : third door above Second St., Philadelphia. Have always for sale a great variety of spectacles, ... They have also for sale mathematical instruments, ... Spy glasses, ... Microscopes, .

Godey's lady's book for 1881, : will contain a complete novel in every number and every number will be complete in itself. Subscription price, only $2 per year For a period of more than fifty years this magazine has been a favorite with the American peopl

Chestnut Street from Seventh to Sixth, (north side). [graphic].

Baxter's panoramic business directory of Philadelphia. Chestnut Street from Seventh to Eighth, (south side). [graphic].

John Kean, on the corner of Market and Third Streets. : Philadelphia, [blank] 1783. [blank] bought of John Kean,

Costume des Quakers

[Fashion print showing a couple attired in Quaker costume]

South view. Looking towards Navy Yard, Southwark and Moyamensing.

Philadelphia fashions, spring & summer 1845, by S. A. & A. F. Ward no. 62 Walnut St.

Chestnut Street crowded.

Joseph M. Cohen, highest cash price paid for cast-off clothing. Call or address No. 1547 Callowhill Street, Philadelphia.

Citizens', soldiers' and naval officers' steam clothes renovating, repairing, and dyeing works, has removed from No. 34 South Seventh St. to 136 South Sixth St., ab. Walnut, Philad'a.

What makes these children look so queer? Why do they awkward all appear? The reason is, they are arrayed in clothing that is badly made. [graphic] / Awkward no more these boys appear. No longer look these children queer. And do you ask the reason why?-The

Charles Oakford's hat & cap store, wholesale & retail, No. 104, Chesnut [sic] Street, Philadelphia.

A macaroni in a morning dress in the park. [graphic] :

The Southwark macaroni. [graphic]

The simpling macaroni. [graphic] : Like Soland-goose from frozen zone I wander, on shallow banks grows fat, Sol*****.

The farmer macaroni. [graphic] : E'en farmers dress & mount their ponies, and all alike are macaronies.

Wm. H. Horstmann & Sons No. 51, North Third Street Philadelphia, manufacturers and importers of military goods, coach laces, & fringes, epaulettes, swords, sashes, buttons, laces, chapeaux, pistols, holsters, saddle-cloths, banners, flags, embroideries, &

Thos. W. Mattson, 402 Market Street, one door above Fourth Street, south side. The most extensive trunk & carpet bag manufacturer in Philadelphia. [graphic] / Mumford & Haas sc.

Philadelphia, Paris & New-York fashions, for spring & summer of 1864. Published and sold by F. Mahan, no. 911, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

John B. Stetson & Co., manufacturers of fine fur soft and stiff felt hats, Philadelphia. : [graphic] Office and salesroom, 1746-62 North 4th St. Philadelphia. Salesroom, 546 Broadway, New York. Phototype [by] F. Gutekunst.

[J.H.R. Richelderfer, manufacturer of gent's fine shirts & collars, 1032 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia] [graphic]

Jones & Co. of the crescent one price clothing store, No. 200 Market Street, above 6th Phila.

A List of the prices of boots and shoes, &c. : as agreed to by the master cordwainers of the city and liberties of Philadelphia, at a meeting held the 8th November, 1790.

Philadelphia fashions, 1837. [graphic] / C.

French millinery, and fancy dress making establishment, / by Madame Gaubert, (from Paris,) No. 80 Walnut Street, first door below Fourth.

Brown & Magee, manufacturers, 708 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia [graphic].

Chestnut Street from the Custom House Philadelphia.

[First floor plan of John Wanamaker's grand depot, 1887] [graphic].

John Wanamaker's grand depot [graphic].

S.W. corner 8th & Chestnut Street, 1851. [graphic] / B.R. Evans.

Mrs. S. A. Lingle, 734 Spring Garden St. [graphic].

[McAllister & Brother, opticians, 728 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia] [graphic] / A. Bigot, del.