Robertson, Charles, dry goods, King St E

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Robertson, Charles, dry goods, King St E

Date1894 circa

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Robertson, Charles (subject)

Unknown (author)

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Robertson, Charles, dry goods, King St E., s. side, opposite Toronto St.
Robertson, Charles, dry goods, King St E

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Robertson, Charles, dry goods, King St E., south side, opposite Toronto St.

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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

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Call Number / Accession NumberPICTURES-R-5984

GeographyCountryCanada

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GeographyCity, town, twpToronto

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GeographyNeighbourhoodFinancial District

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GeographyProvince or StateOntario

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Robertson, Charles, dry goods, King Street East, south side, opposite Toronto St

Robertson, Charles

1894 circa

Robertson, John, Son & Co., wholesale dry goods, Wellington Street West, north side, e. of Jordan St

John Robertson, Son & Co.

187-?

Compliments of E. R. Bollert, importer of dry goods, 27 Lower Wyndham St., Guelph

E. R. Bollert

Approximately 1895

Gamble & Birchall, wholesale dry goods, King Street East, northwest corner George St

Gamble and Birchall (Toronto, Ont.)

1885 circa

Bought of James Scott, importer of foreign and British dry goods, 64 King Street

James Scott (Firm)

Approximately 1850

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

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

Better days: S.S. Kresge at Gerrard St. and Coxwell Ave. Joins the sidewalk sales of the '80s but still evokes a dry-goods smell of stores from another era

Griffin, Doug

9/28/1988

Catto dry goods store, Yonge St.

McCuaig, J. H.

9/10/1928

Illustration of a girl and boy on a branch of a giant flowering plant or tree; the boy is sitti ...

The place to buy your dry goods is James Hines, 688 Yonge St

James Hines (Toronto, Ont.)

1888

The place to buy your dry goods is James Hines, 688 Yonge St

James Hines (Toronto, Ont.)

1888

Colour trade card depicting an illustration of a young man handing a bouquet of flowers to a la…

The Cash Dry Goods Store

approx 1910