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Woman and man sitting, facing each other but covering their faces with a hat (man) and fan (woman) "John Brasier, Hatter and Furrier, Belleville, Ontario."
Colour card advertisement. Front of card depicts an illustration of a woman and man sitting, facing each other but covering their faces with a hat (man) and fan (woman). The woman is looking away from the man with her eyes closed. The inscription states, "John Brasier, Hatter and Furrier, Belleville, Ontario." The back of the card is blank. 

Woman and man sitting, facing each other but covering their faces with a hat (man) and fan (woman) "John Brasier, Hatter and Furrier, Belleville, Ontario."

Dateapproximately 1889
FormatEphemera
Notes
Colour card advertisement. Front of card depicts an illustration of a woman and man sitting, facing each other but covering their faces with a hat (man) and fan (woman). The woman is looking away from the man with her eyes closed. The inscription states, "John Brasier, Hatter and Furrier, Belleville, Ontario." The back of the card is blank.
Subject
    GeographyCity, town, townshipBelleville
    GeographyProvince stateOntario
    GeographyCountryCanada
    Medium
    Trade cards
    Dimensions11.6 x 7.7 cm
    Language
      CollectionSpecial Collections in the Arts
      Usage Rights (not entered) (Learn More)
      Object NumberSAR-TC-014
      Colour card advertisement. Front of card depicts an illustration of a woman and man sitting, fa…
      Woman and man sitting, facing each other but covering their faces with a hat (man) and fan (woman) "John Brasier, Hatter and Furrier, Belleville, Ontario."
      approximately 1889
      Colour card advertisement. Front of card depicts an illustration of a woman and man sitting, f…
      Woman and man sitting, faces appear to be touching, with the man holding up a hat to the side. "John Brasier, Hatter and Furrier, Belleville, Ontario."
      approximately 1889
      Colour card advertising "J. Braiser, Hatter & Furrier". Front of card depicts an …
      Woman in a white dress from the back, with woman looking over her left shoulder "J. Brasier, Hatter & Furrier Belleville, ONT."
      approximately 1889
      Colour card advertising "J. Braiser, Hatter & Furrier". Front of card depicts an …
      Woman with a headband in a white dress "J. Brasier, Hatter & Furrier Belleville, ONT."
      approximately 1889
      Colour card advertising "J. Braiser, Hatter & Furrier". Front of card depicts an …
      Woman in a white dress with a blue ribboned brooch "J. Brasier, Hatter & Furrier Belleville, ONT."
      approximately 1889
      Colour card advertising "J. Braiser, Hatter & Furrier". Front of card depicts an …
      Woman with a headband and hair comb in a white dress "J. Brasier, Hatter & Furrier Belleville, ONT."
      approximately 1889
      Some covering their faces with scarves, coat collars and hats, about 75 relatives and close friends of James Windsor, murdered at his Briar Hill Ave. (...)
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      Toronto Star (Firm)
      1/11/1939
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      Compliments of James H. Rogers, hatter and furrier, cor. King and Church Sts., Toronto
      James H. Rogers
      189-?
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      Armstrong, John A
      4/20/1977
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      Bull, Ron
      7/25/1984
      It's his fault: Union manager Max Federman, left, and furrier Joe Kerbel, above, blame each other for the loss of Toronto's once-thriving fur industry to Montreal
      It's his fault: Union manager Max Federman, left, and furrier Joe Kerbel, above, blame each other for the loss of Toronto's once-thriving fur industry to Montreal
      Bull, Ron
      7/27/1984
      You're in the money if you're in our $100 winner's circle, Our Faces and Places photographer caught this woman in the crowd last week
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      Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
      4/2/1983