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Billhead for Townsend & Tappan, importers of French, Canton and Italian goods, 67 Milk, corner of Pearl Street, Boston, Mass., dated October 12, 1839

The customer purchased silk, satin, lace and other items from the business.

Circulars for Peerless Dyes, location unknown, 1880s

Peerless Dyes are sold by Henry L. Hadcock, apothecary, 2700 Washington Street, corner Dale, in Boston, Massachusetts.

Billhead for The Natchaug Silk Co., silk manufacturers, Willimantic, Connecticut, dated June 18, 1894

The Company has offices in Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, New York and St. Louis. The Boston office is located at 111 Chauncy Street.

Billhead for Wellington Bros. & Co., textiles, 66 Chauncy Street, corner of Bedford, Boston, Mass., dated April 25, 1871

The business premises are shown in the billhead image.

Billhead for the Walker Stetson Sawyer Co., manufacturers, importers and jobbers, Bedford & Kingston Streets, Boston, Mass., dated May 20, 1895

The business premises are shown in the billhead image.

Letterhead for the Walker Stetson Sawyer Co., manufacturers, importers and jobbers, Essex & Lincoln Streets, Boston, Mass., dated June 11, 1897

The letter concerns an order for ladies' ribbed vests and pants.

Billhead for the Walker Stetson Sawyer Co., manufacturers, importers and jobbers, Essex & Lincoln Streets, Boston, Mass., dated November 13, 1897

Horse-drawn vehicles are shown in front of the business premises in the billhead image.

Billhead for the Walker Stetson Company, manufacturers, importers and jobbers, Essex & Lincoln Streets, Boston, Mass., dated May 12, 1904

Horse-drawn vehicles are shown in front of the business premises in the billhead image.

Wrapping paper fragment for Hogg, Brown & Taylor, dry goods, 275 Washington Street, through to 8 & 10 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The business is the successor to Kinmonth & Company, importers and dealers in silks, merinos, velvets, ribbons, underclothing, blankets and housekeeping goods.

Handbill for Shorey & Co., thread store goods, No. 168 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Shorey carries cottons, linens, woolens, Caledonia checks, yarns, hosiery and gloves in his store on Washington Street.

Wrapping paper for Hogg, Brown & Taylor, importers and dealers in cloths, silks, merinos, velvets, 299 & 301 Washington Street, 60 to 70 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., undated

The business carries trimmings, gloves, underclothing, quilts, linens, towelings and other housekeeping goods.

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Wrapping paper fragment for Hogg, Brown & Taylor, importers and dealers in silks, merinos, velvets, ribbons, 275 Washington Street, through to 8 & 10 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The business carries trimmings, gloves, underclothing, quilts, linens, towelings and other housekeeping goods.

View of the Pacific Mills, Lawrence, Mass., July 14, 1860

The illustration is from the "Boston daily advertiser," July 14, 1860.

Billhead for Anderson, Heath & Co., Nos. 5 & 6 Winthrop Square & 141, 145, 147 & 149 Devonshire Street, Boston, Mass., dated April 27, 1871

The business premises in Winthrop Square can be seen in the billhead image.

Wrapping paper for the Pepperell Manufacturing Co., Biddeford, Maine, 1925

Linen is shown in domestic scenes including a woman hanging laundry, a bride looking at her hope chest and a baby sleeping in a cradle.

Trade cards for D.H. Sparhawk, commission merchant for the purchase and sale of American and foreign wool, No. 1 Batterymarch Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Sparhawk handles wool waste, shoddy and flocks in his business.

Trade card for Joseph Vila, commission merchant & broker for the purchase & sale of American manufactured cotton & woolen goods, 75 Kilby Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The commission merchant is located on Kilby Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for Lewando's French Dye House, 17 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., undated

A mule is shown in the card illustration for Lewando's French Dye House.

Label for Baldwin & Curry, goods for mens wear, corner of Milk & Devonshire Streets, Boston, Mass., undated

Baldwin & Curry have a woolen warehouse.

Trade card for George Faxon, dealer in linings, bindings, skivers, chambers, 108 Pearl Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Faxon deal in roans, India sheep and kid in textile materials.

Trade card for B. Frank Guild, broker in sumac and dye-stuffs, 134 State Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Guild's business is located on State Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Trade card for Massasoit Mfg. Co., manufacturers caulking cotton, Fall River, Mass., undated

The caulking cotton is available in bales of 100 to 125 pounds each from Massasoit Manufacturing.

Trade card for L.J. Knowles & Bro., loom builders, No. 2 Allen Court, Worcester, Mass., undated

The card verso has an image of Knowles' Patent Fancy Loom.

Trade card for Gilbert, Lovejoy and Co., importers and jobbers of woolens, cloakings & tailors trimmings, 100 Summer Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The Company partners are listed at the bottom of the card.

Trade card for James Martin & Son, cotton sail duck and drillings; Chas. W. Dinnick, sole N.E. agent of the United States Bunting Company, 110, 112 & 114 Commercial Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Martin and Dinnick share the same address on Commercial Street. Martin provides bunting flags as a specialty and carries Perfection Sail Twine.

Trade card for Gross, Witham & Co., manufacturers and commision merchants, 289 Devonshire Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The Company deals in denims, grain bags, twines, batting and wadding.

Trade card for Chamberlin Bros. & Co., wool, 114 Federal Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The Company partners are listed on the lower left side of the card.

Trade card for The Diamond Package Dyes, Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vermont, undated

In the card image one female dye figure jumps off a plank while the female in the red dress throws her a life preserver. The Diamond Package Dyes are described on the card verso. The product is for sale by A.G. Durgin, corner Hancock and Granite Streets in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Trade card for N. Boynton & Co., commission merchants, manufacturers of cotton duck, Nos. 87 & 89 Commercial Street, Boston, Mass., November 17, 1884

Boynton is the agent for Russell Mills and Druid Mills Cotton Duck and the sole agent for the New England Bunting Company. Price lists are given on the inside of the card.

Trade card for the Globe Woolen Co., manufacturers of fine fancy cassimeres, 62 White Street, New York, New York, undated

Text on the card verso reads "The goods manufactured by this Company can be purchased of fine cloth jobbers in any of the principal cities of the Union."

Bird's Eye View of Lebanon, N.H., undated

A bird's eye view of Lebanon, New Hampshire depicting a green landcape with white buildings along a river.

Label for unidentified textile material, location unknown, undated

The bottom of the lighthouse image reads "No. 4161, 52 1/4 yds."

101 uses for Curity Cheesecloth, Lewis Manufacturing Company, Walpole, Mass., 1927

The use of cheesecloth fabric in the the kitchen, laundry, nursery and home are described in the pamphlet.

Price list for the East India Bedding Co., manufacturers of and wholesale dealers in husk, hair, excelsior, moss, tow, No. 8 Canal Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The card verso has a hair cloth price list for customers.

Trade card for the Meritas Table Oil Cloth, Meritas Standard Company, location unknown, undated

The New England distributors for the product are Blodgett, Ordway & Webber in Boston, Massachusetts.

Lewando's French Dye House, 65 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., undated

Lewando's services, colors and dye process are described in the pamphlet.

Brochure for the New York Dyeing and Printing Establishment, 98 Duane Street, New York, New York, undated

The business is also known as the Staten Island Dyeing Establishment. In Boston the business has a branch office at 7 Temple Place and an agent at 163 Essex Street for the convenience of customers. An illustration of the works on Staten Island is shown on the back of the brochure.

Erin spinning, Shamrock Irish Linens, John S. Brown & Sons, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1890s

The linen items can be purchased from Whitney's on Temple Place in Boston, Massachusetts.

Label for German Patent Silk Finished Velvet Brillant Black, Germany, undated

The fabric label is decorated with the German seal, a classical figure holding a shovel and a valkyrie figure.

Letterhead for the Office of the Willimantic Linen Co., Hartford, Connecticut, 1870s

The Company officers are listed on the letterhead.

Letterhead for the Boston Print Works, printers of cassimeres, satinets, flannels, 258 Purchase Street, Boston, Mass., 1800s

The business has an office on White Street in New York City.

Letterhead for James L. Little & Co., agents Pacific Mills, Boston, Mass., 1870s

"Forbes 1870s" is handwritten on the lower left corner. Pacific Mills is located in Lawrence, Massachusetts.

Letterhead for Geo. C. Richardson & Co., selling agents, Boston and New York, 1870s

Richardson is the agent for the Lewiston Mills which has an office at 178 Devonshire Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Letterhead for The Lewiston Mills, Lewiston, Maine, 1800s

Geo. C. Richardson & Company is the selling agent in Boston, Massachusetts.

Letterhead for the Wamsutta Mills, New Bedford, Mass., 1870s

"Forbes 1870s" is handwritten on the lower left corner. Text on the left side reads "Edward Kilburn, Agent." Text on the right side reads "Andrew G. Pierce, Treasurer."

Letterhead for the Wamsutta Mills, New Bedford, Mass., 1870s

"Forbes 1870s" is handwritten on the lower left corner. Text on the right side reads "Andrew G. Pierce, Treasurer."

Letterhead for F. Woodman & Co., dyestuffs & chemicals, 241 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass., 1870s

Woodman is the manufacturer and proprietor of prepared hemlock, black dye, tartariceine and aniline mordant. The business is also the sole agent for The American Dyer, dealers in indigo, cochineal, dye woods and chemicals.

Billhead for Minot, Hooper & Co., Boston, Mass., 1800s

The invoice is for the Lyman Mills account.

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First floor plan showing gas and plumbing; 1/8 inch scale; residence of Cornelius Vanderbilt II, "The Breakers", 18 Bellevue Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island.

1 architectural drawing; blue print on beige paper; (torn)

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First floor plan #20A, dated Feb. 14, 1895; 1/8 inch scale; residence of Cornelius Vanderbilt II, "The Breakers", 18 Bellevue Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island.

1 architectural drawing; blue print on beige paper