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Victorian Trade Card - New Home - San Francisco
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I just picked up this Victorian Trade Card on the auction site of doom...
So much detail to see... (Printer name, cut marks, hand cut edges, etc) [ATTACH=CONFIG]471953[/ATTACH] |
at least S&H isn't murder on ephemera. I look for cards to go with each SM as well as accessories. Years from now someone will part it all back out & sell it on ebay!!
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That is cool. I love that idea.
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which idea? Parting out or gathering together? *chuckle*
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Gathering together.............
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whew!"" had me worried for a second! **chuckle**
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Charles E. Naylor, born abt 1852, Pennsylvania, died Dec 1911 Alameda, CA
San Francisco address directory 1878, Davis Sewing Machine Company, bookkeeper San Francisco address directory 1890-1891, New Home Sewing Machine Company, general manager Besides quilting, collecting sewing machines I also collect ancestors, AKA genealogy. I am fascinated by people and names. So you can now approximately date Mr. Naylor's business card to the 1890's. |
That is awesome!!!! We may need to talk about a few of those I have...
I happen to work about 5 minutes from Alameda.. too cool! |
That is cool Steve. He lived for many years at 1439 Morton in Alameda. By 1900 his occupation is an attorney. I do like researching. It is like the hunt for sewing machines, I enjoy the chase.
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Caroline,
You are amazing! Cathy
Originally Posted by Caroline S
(Post 6682360)
That is cool Steve. He lived for many years at 1439 Morton in Alameda. By 1900 his occupation is an attorney. I do like researching. It is like the hunt for sewing machines, I enjoy the chase.
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