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Trade card for the Eagle Clothing Company, men's & boys' clothing, Washington corner of Essex Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The card verso has head portraits of two men, the one on the left labeled "Hancock" and the one on the right labeled "English."

Trade card for P.J. Boland, merchant tailor, North Adams, Mass., undated

Boland carries fine suitings and furnishing goods.

Trade card for Noyes Brothers, outfitters, 4 Summer Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A., ca. 1884

Noyes makes outfits and formal wear for business, weddings and parties. The year "c 1884" is handwritten on the card verso.

Trade card for the Universal Fashion Company, C. Bouchard agent, No. 3 Harvard Row, Cambridge, Mass., undated

The Universal Fashion Company is located in London, Paris and New York. Bouchard carries boots, shoes and gentlemen's furnishing goods. Bouchard is also a Bay State Laundry agency.

Trade card for Conrad's new Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Department, Boston, Mass., 1880

The Conrad's information is stamped over a card printed with "Primer Cards, E.K. Dunbar & Co., 299 Washington Street, Boston, copyright 1880."

Trade card for Conrad's new Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Department, Boston, Mass., 1880

The Conrad's information is stamped over a card printed with "Primer Cards, E.K. Dunbar & Co., 299 Washington Street, Boston, copyright 1880."

Trade card for the Wamsutta Shirt Factory, 308 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass., undated

The Factory cuts patterns and has a laundry. The line at the bottom of the card, which reads "We make none but white," has been crossed off. The card verso has a price list.

Trade card for Keating, Lane & Co., men's & boys' clothing, 220 Devonshire & 113 Franklin Streets, Boston, Mass., undated

The business is located in the Cathedral Building.

New importations, Hewins & Hollis, 4 Hamilton Place, Boston, Mass., Fall, 1926

The card interior describes neckwear, shirtings, sweaters and half-hose which are new for the season.

Trade card for the Patent Reversible Bosom Shirt, location unkown, undated

Three men model the Reversible Bosom Shirt in the image.

Trade card for waterproof linen, ladies' & gents' cuffs, collars & bosoms, location unkown, undated

A globe character and Uncle Sam character are used to illustrate the clothing items in the image. The advantages of the waterproof linen products are described on the card verso.

Trade card for the Noyes Brothers, importers, 4 Summer Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Noyes specializes in the opera shirt and imports underwear, hosiery, neck dressings and gloves from London dealers. The image is a Japanese boat with four figures and cranes.

Leaflet for Geo. Lyon & Co., tailors and importers, 12 West Street, corner of Washington, Boston, Mass., 1878

Lyon has the latest designs, novelties, woolens and trimmings available for the autumn and winter seasons. The leaflet verso has a drawing of the business premises with pedestrians and horse-drawn vehicles.

Invitation for Spring Opening, Wm. H. Jordan, 424 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., 1888

Jordan has a new selection of gentlemen's wear woolens.

Postcard for Kuppenheimer Clothes, Kennedy's, Hyde Park, Mass., May 23, 1910

Kuppenheimer Clothes are sold exclusively at Kennedy's in Hyde Park.

Trade card for A. Shuman & Co., wholesale clothiers, 440 Washington Street to corner Summer, Boston, Mass., ca. 1885

The card advertises "Indigo Blue Yacht and French Flannel Suitings for young men's and gentlement's summer wear." The ready made and to order prices are given. The year "c.1885" is handwritten on the card verso.

Trade card for A. Shuman & Co., wholesale clothiers, 440 Washington Street to corner Summer, Boston, Mass., ca. 1885

The Indigo Blue Yacht and French Flannel Suitings are in the Gentlemen's Retail Department. The year "c.1885" is handwritten on the card verso.

Trade card for F.C. & A.J. Edmunds, tailors, 25 Bedford Street, Boston, Mass., undated

"Elegance, style and thoroughness of work" is the motto of this firm.

Novelty for the Globe Clothing Co., 36-38 Broad Street, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, undated

The image is a novelty dollar bill for the American Navy with portraits of the admirals.The verso is an advertisement for the Globe Clothing Company which carries clothing, hats, caps and gentlemen's furnishing goods.The bottom of the verso reads "D.L. Milliken, Adv. Novelties, Malden, Mass."

Trade card for A.L. Richardson & Bro., Woburn, Mass., undated

The image is captioned "Kicks." Richardson sells overalls, pants, and coats for workingmen.

Billhead for W.E. Parker & Co., gentlemens fine furnishings, 357 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., dated September 5, 1883

Parker makes shirts to order and has a laundry service.

Billhead for Rhodes, Ripley & Co., men's and boys' clothing, 71 Summer Street, Boston, Mass., dated December 27, 1870

The business premises is seen in the image.

Billhead for Simons, Hatch & Whitten, men's furnishing goods, No.1 Winthrop Square & 18 to 32 Otis Street, Boston, Mass., dated February 27, 1884

Several horse-drawn vehicles are shown in front of the business premises in Winthrop Square.

Billhead for Emerson Leland & Co., gents' furnishing goods, 17 & 19 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass., dated June 16, 1875

The Company is a manufacturer and jobber of paper collars and neck wear.

Billhead for Jacobs & Deane, merchant tailors, No. 21 Court Street, Boston, Mass., dated April 2, 1866

Jacob & Deane handles gentlemen's furnishing goods and military and naval goods "a few doors from State Street."

Billhead for Jacobs & Deane, merchant tailors, 21 Court Street, Boston, Mass., dated October 23, 1865

The merchant has foreign coatings, cloths, doeskins, cassimeres and vestings.

Envelope for Houghton & Dutton, Men's Furnishing Dept., Tremont and Beacon Streets, Boston, Mass., undated

Houghton & Dutton is located at the intersection of Tremont and Beacon Streets. The envelope has handwritten on it "Genealogy" and "Odds & Ends."

Advertisement for George W. Simmons Clothes Warehouse, No. 32 & 34 Ann Street, opposite Merchants' Row, Boston, Mass., 1842

The business carries gentlemen's furnishings and has just received a new shipment of spring goods. Below the advertisement is handwritten "Oak Hall, 1842."

Trade card for the Rogers Peet Company, men's pajamas, Tremont at Bromfield Streets, Boston, Mass. and New York, New York, 1926

The Company manufactures special size men's pajamas as "Shortfelo, Bigfelo, Longfelo." On the card verso it reads "This folder used by Rogers Peet Company in the Spring of 1926."

Billhead for Simons, Hatch & Whitten, men's furnishing goods, No.1 Winthrop Square & 18 to 32 Otis Street, Boston, Mass., dated March 16, 1882

The billhead provides the terms under which goods can be returned.

Billhead for W.E. Parker & Co., gentlemens fine furnishings, 357 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., dated January 18, 1882

Fine shirts are a specialty for Parker. The top of the billhead reads "Troy Laundry. Cambridge Laundry."

Billhead for the Cleveland, Brown & Co., neck wear, 11 Otis Street, Winthrop Square, Boston, Mass., dated November 6, 1891

The image shows horse-drawn vehicles, including a streetcar, passing in front of the store.

Handbill for Quincy Hall Clothing House, Bennett, White & Co., Boston, Mass., October 1, 1857

The business is selling its fall and winter clothing and alludes to "the hard times."

Billhead for Simons, Hatch & Whitten, men's furnishing goods, 1 Winthrop Square & 18 to 32 Otis Street, Boston, Mass., dated September 23, 1892

A telephone number is printed at the top of the billhead.

Billhead for Weil, Dreyfus & Co., men's furnishing goods, Summer and Otis Streets, Boston, Mass., dated November 27, 1886

The Company is a manufacturer and importer of men's furnishing goods.

Trade card for Mrs. C.S. Capen, milliner, 149 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., 1871

Mrs. Capen has moved from Pinckney Street to Tremont Street and will have a showing of her hats on Thursday, April 27, 1871.

Trade card for Mrs. H.N. Newell, milliner, Columbian Block, Concord, New Hampshire, undated

The card reads "5 and 10 cent counters a specialty."

Trade card for Mrs. H.N. Newell, milliner, Columbian Block, Concord, New Hampshire, undated

The card states "5 and 10 cent counters a specialty."

Billhead for Mrs. S.E. Way, French millinery, No. 192 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass., dated April 16, 1891

The street number was changed from No. 79 to New No. 192 on the billhead.

Billhead for White's Bonnet Rooms, Crosby & Loomis, Nos. 39 and 40 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass., dated May 9, 1839

White's carries "Florence, English and American straw goods, bonnets, silks, ribbons and other millenary articles."

Billhead for E.B. Halsey, importer, 253 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York, dated March 18, 1890

Halsey carries French and London hats and has a store in Newport, Rhode Island.

Invitation for Joaquin & Cie., importers, 32 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., 1879

The invitation is for a grand opening display of Paris bonnets and round hats along with French millinery goods on Wednesday and Thursday, March 26 and 27, 1879. The invitation verso describes the importance of millinery.

Poster for Miss E.F. Proctor & Co., fashionable millinery, No. 23 Central Street, Farmington, New Hampshire, undated

Proctor carries trimmed hats, bonnets and ladies' dress goods.

Poster for H.S. Ingalls & Co., fine French, English and American millinery, 26 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., undated

Ingalls carries trimmed hats and bonnets.

Trade card for Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Bradford's Millinery Store, Barre, Vermont, undated

A fox and a bird sitting in a tree are in the image.

Trade card for Henry M. Burr & Co., millinery goods, 490 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Burr deals in millinery goods at his business on Washington Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Miss E.E. Bemis, fashionable millinery and fancy goods, North Brookfield, Mass., undated

A rose dominates the image advertising Miss Bemis's millinery establishment.

Trade card for Harper & Lovett, Fayal Hats, Baskets, No. 312 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Harper & Lovett, an importer, jobber and retailer, carries embroidered hose, coiffures, laces and basket workstands. On the card verso is a handwritten statement reading "George the son of boustantine, grandson of Lord's day, who made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem."

Trade card for Mrs. H.C. Pierce, fashionable milliner, No. 8 Court Street, Boston, Mass., 1838-1844

The card vero has a handwritten statement "Hannah Cummings Pierce widow of Amasa Pierce who died Feb. 21, 1838. She married Nov. 3, 1844 Edward Emerson of Hollis N.H. so this card was used sometime between 1838 and 1844."

Trade card for Miss E.E. Bemis, fashionable millinery and fancy goods, North Brookfield, Mass., undated

Women can buy millinery and fancy goods in North Brookfield, Massachusetts.