1936 Print New York Fur Workers Maronin Sons Navarr Merchant Clothing Coats FZ2 XGW8 being delivered in 1867 for

being delivered in 1867 for the then astonishing price of $115

Argo Starch Products

developed in late 1892 in preparation for the Exposition

In the far background can be seen the (first) Tournelle Bridge built in 1656 and the towers of Notre Dame

This is an original 1902 print ad for the Typewriter Emporium

1936 Print New York Fur Workers Maronin Sons Navarr Merchant Clothing Coats FZ2 XGW8 being delivered in 1867 forThis is an original 1936 halftone print of a group of New Yorkers outside of Maronin & Sons Fur Merchants in the fur district between Seventh Avenue and Twenty Fourth and Thirty First Streets. The caption writes, "Every noon: a group of New York's 10,000 fur workers, relaxing." Photography by Fenno Jacobs. Charles Fenno Jacobs (1904 1974) was born in Waltham, Massachusetts. He had a recognized reputation as a photographer by 1941, and worked for Life