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Illustration of a woman's arm holding a basket of red and yellow roses. She is wearing an orange coloured bracelet that wraps several times around her wrist and white lacey sleeves.

Armstrong & Co. fancy goods

Date1883
Names
FormatEphemera
Subject
    GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
    GeographyNeighbourhoodHarbour
    GeographyNorth-south streetBay Street
    GeographyProvince stateOntario
    GeographyCountryCanada
    Medium
    Trade cards
    Dimensions4.5 cm x 8.3 cm (1 3/4 in. x 3 1/4 in.)
    Language
      CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object Number1883-ARMSTRONG-VS
      Receipt of customer John Lauder. Part of Morris Norman donation of business papers, 2002.
      Bought of Joseph Robinson & Co, direct importers from manufacturers of watches, clocks, and fine jewellery, silver and electro-plated ware, cutlery, English, French and German general fancy goods, guns, fishing tackle, cabinet goods, soaps, perfumery, cricket bats, balls, wickets, archery, croquet, &c. wholesale& retail
      1867
      To W.A. Murray & Co., Dr. importers of silks, velvets, dress goods, shawls, hosiery, and fancy dry goods, mantles, millinery and dressmaking
      To W.A. Murray & Co., Dr. importers of silks, velvets, dress goods, shawls, hosiery, and fancy dry goods, mantles, millinery and dressmaking
      W.A. Murray & Co. (Toronto, Ont.)
      1882
      T. McMullen & Co. dealers in crockery and china goods, carpets, oil cloths, fancy goods, etc.,
      T. McMullen & Co. dealers in crockery and china goods, carpets, oil cloths, fancy goods, etc.,
      T. McMullen & Co.
      approximately 1880
      Formerly Dunspaugh & Watson. Receipt of customer John Lauder Esq. Part of Morris Norman donatio…
      Bought of J.L. Margach & Co., drugs, medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, putty, colours, patent dryers, brushes of all kinds, varnishes, naval stores, dye-stuffs, glassware, artist materials, surgical instruments, patent medicines, perfumery, fancy goods, &c. &c.
      1870
      Receipt of customer John Lauder Esq. Part of Morris Norman donation of business papers, 2002.
      Bought of Dunspaugh & Watson drugs, medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, putty, colours, patent dryers, brushes of all kinds, varnishes, naval stores, dye-stuffs, glassware, artist materials, surgical instruments, patent medicines, perfumery, fancy goods, &c. &c.
      1867
      I. S. Hatch dealer in dry and fancy goods
      I. S. Hatch dealer in dry and fancy goods
      Unknown
      1900 circa
      National Casket Co., wholesale manufacturers only of caskets, coffins, hardware, dry goods, embalming goods, hearses, wagons and all kinds of undertakers supplies
      National Casket Co., wholesale manufacturers only of caskets, coffins, hardware, dry goods, embalming goods, hearses, wagons and all kinds of undertakers supplies
      National Casket Co
      1908
      Ontario Dry Goods & Dresses Co
      Ontario Dry Goods & Dresses Co
      Melamed, Morris
      1920?
      Exterior view of five-storey brick building with lancet windows. Visible portion of sign on sid…
      John Macdonald & Co. Wholesale Dry Goods, Wellington Street East, east of Scott Street, Toronto, Ontario
      Unknown
      10/13/1927
      Robertson, John, Son & Co., wholesale dry goods, Wellington Street West, north side, e. of Jordan St
      Robertson, John, Son & Co., wholesale dry goods, Wellington Street West, north side, e. of Jordan St
      John Robertson, Son & Co.
      187-?
      Bowl of 'sugar': William Craig, president of Casco Co., holds corn product that will be turned into fructose corn syrup. The corn-based liquid is used to sweeten soft drinks, candies and some baked goods. Ontario corn growers hope to expand sales.
      Bowl of 'sugar': William Craig, president of Casco Co., holds corn product that will be turned into fructose corn syrup. The corn-based liquid is used to sweeten soft drinks, candies and some baked goods. Ontario corn growers hope to expand sales.
      Beaty, Keith
      10/28/1985
      Fire (1904), Bay St., east side, between Wellington & Melinda Streets, showing shop of H. F. Sharpe & Co., photographic goods
      Fire (1904), Bay St., east side, between Wellington & Melinda Streets, showing shop of H. F. Sharpe & Co., photographic goods
      H.F. Sharpe & Co. (Toronto, Ont.)
      1904