The 19th-20th Century South And Central American Trade

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EL CARDENAL

Tamagno 116, Colonia Peralville, Mexico, D.F.


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ENRIQUE KAUFMANN ROOS

Lima, Peru


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LA JOYA

Mexico City


Emilio Engelhardt, of the La Joya jewelry store. City of Mexico, has left for a six months' visit to Europe, where he will purchase stock.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 12th May 1909

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FRANCISCO OSAEL

Campa Street, Mexico City


From the City of Mexico comes the news of the robbery of the store of Francisco Osael, Campa St. Osael had been compelled to take up quarters on this street through the burning of a building where he was formerly located, and the place was not properly safeguarded. The robbers secured jewelry valued at $1,000.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 12th May 1909

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Decree Compels Peru Manufacturers to Mark Gold, Silver Goods

Washington, D. C.—Under a decree issued on July 25, manufacturers of gold and silver articles in Peru will have to stamp their products with a hallmark and trademark indicating the quality, or assume the risk of losing their manufacturing permits.

A report to the Commerce Department from the American Commercial Attache at Lima, explains that Government inspectors at the manufacturing plant or point of sale will permit tolerances of three per cent and purchasers have the right to request free official inspection.


Source: The Jewelers' Circular-Keystone - September 1938

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ZITRIN

Rua Buenos Aires 110-112, Rio de Janeiro


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G.H. CLARKE

Hincks and Robb streets, Georgetown, British Guiana


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LONDON TOILET COY.

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JOSE R. SURJAN

Yacare Street 1568, Montevideo


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OGNIO y Cia.

352, Carlos Pellegrini, Buenos Aires


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CASA EIBAR

Tacuari 24, Buenos Aires


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MAXIMINO

Avenida Rio Branco 25-17th and Rua Santa Clara 27, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro


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Maximino - Rio de Janeiro - 1959

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