Views of American Silversmith's and Jeweller's Premises

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INTERNATIONAL SILVER Co.


An image of Insilco Hall, International Silver Co.'s building in Meriden, Connecticut:



This image was published in 1931.

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ONTARIO SILVER Co.


An illustration of the factory of the Ontario Silver Company, situated at Niagara Falls, Ontario:



This illustration was published in 1905.

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MEYER & TALBOTT Co.


The premises of Meyer & Talbott Co., located at 512, South Broadway, Los Angeles:



This image was published in 1914.

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ARCHIE TEGTMEYER

Milwaukee


An interior image of the premises of Archie Tegtmeyer in Milwaukee:



This image is from 1908.

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E.E. KAH

Sidney, Ohio


An interior image of the premises of E.E. Kah of Sidney, Ohio:



This image is from 1908.

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NIAGARA RING Mfg. Co.


An image of the premises of the Niagara Ring Mfg. Co, located at 534, Main Street, Buffalo, New York:



This image was published in 1908.

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H.F. WICHMAN

Another interior view of the Hawaiian jewelers, H.F. Wichman:



This image is from 1898.

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BAILEY, BANK & BIDDLE Co.

Philadelphia


An interior image of the new store of the Bailey, Banks & Biddle Co., located at 1218-22, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia:



This image is from 1904.

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L.W. SUTTER

Seattle


Exterior and interior images of the auction sale at the premises of L.W. Sutter at Seattle:





These images are from 1915.

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J.H. BROOKS - THE PALACE JEWELRY STORE

Fort Smith, Arkansas


An interior image of the premises of J, H. Brooks, Fort Smith, Arkansas,, known as 'The Palace Jewelry Store.':



This image is from 1903.

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J. ENGEL & Co.


An image of the premises of J. Engel & Co., located on the corner of Baltimore Street and Hopkins Place, Baltimore:



This image was published in 1906.

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W.R.ABBOTT & Co.

Decatur, Illinois


An interior image of the premises of W.R.Abbott & Co., located at Decatur, Illinois:



This image is from 1898.

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SHREVE, CRUMP & LOW Co.

Boston


An image of the premises of Shreve, Crump & Low Co. situated on the corner of Tremont Street and West Street, Boston:





This image was published in 1902.

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CHARLES A. SCHOPP

An image of the jewelry establishment of Charles A. Schopp, located in the court of Ellicott Square, Buffalo, New York:



This image is from 1909.

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SPENCER JEWELRY Co.


An image of the shop-front of the Spencer Jewelry Co. of 39, South Main Street, Dayton, Ohio:



This image was published in 1929.

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YASEEN'S


An image of the shop-front of Yaseen's of Niagara Falls, New York:



This image was published in 1930.

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E.H. NUFNAGEL


An illustration of the premises of E.H. Hufnagel of White Plains, New York:



This illustration was published in 1916.


E. H. Hufnagel, Inc., Opens New Store at White Plains, N. Y.

The formal opening of the new jewelry store of E. H. Hufnagel, Inc., White Plains, N.Y. which was held Nov. 18, was well attended and many favorable comments made upon the appearance of the establishment.

The Hufnagel business was started in Mount Vernon, N. Y., years ago by Conrad Hufnagel in a small way. Mr. Hufnagel often related to friends how before he had a safe he used to carry what little merchandise he had, upstairs in a wash-basket at night and tuck it under the bed. The senior Mr. Hufnagel was a watchmaker of exceptional ability. His reputation for reliable work and integrity of purpose was never questioned. The business grew to an average sized store for a small town. Eighteen years ago Edward H. Hufnagel secured title to the business by purchasing it from his father, who had been in ill health for several years. The business prospered until today it is one of the important business corporations of Westchester County.

The Mount Vernon store occupies 5,000 square feet of space and there are 15 experts constantly employed in the various departments of the establishment.

Five years ago E. H. Hufnagel purchased the Keller & Fletcher business at White Plains and conducted the business as a branch of the main store at Mount Vernon, N. Y., retaining Guy B. Fletcher as manager.

The picture of the store at the foot of this column is an expression of the individuality of the man who is at the head of the firm which bears his name. The front of the building is constructed of granite, limestone and bronze. It has been pronounced by one of New York’s Fifth Ave. jewelers as the finest facade in White Plains. The flooring of the store is made of white and red marble “terrazo,” harmonizing beautifully with the solid mahogany fixtures.

Everything about the store impresses one with an air of dignity and refinement. In-direct lighting is used where silverware, china, stationery and clocks are on view, while the more brilliant direct rays play upon the diamonds in a private room where customers may have complete privacy.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 29th November 1916

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HAMILTON DIAMOND Co.


An image of the shop-front of the Hamilton Diamond Co. of 546, South Broadway, Los Angeles:



This image was published in 1929.

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M.J. KITTREDGE Inc.


An image of the shop-front of M.J. Kittredge Inc., located in the Capitol Theatre Building, 14-18 Main Street, Springfield, Massachusetts:



This image was published in 1923.

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LEBOLT & Co.

New York


An interior image of the premises of Lebolt & Co., located at West 23rd Street, New York City:



This image is from 1904.

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