This stereoview depicts the interior of the U.S. Treasury's "Dry Press Room," showing multiple workers engaged in the process of manufacturing currency. The image provides a glimpse into the industrial operations of the U.S. Treasury in Washington, D.C., during the mid-19th century. An advertising label on the reverse identifies H. Cohen as a dealer in "Cromos, Engravings, and Frames" in Washington, D.C., suggesting he sold or distributed this photographic view.
Subject: Frames
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This trade card advertises E. Kahn, a manufacturer and dealer in mirrors, cornices, pictures, and frames located at 247 Northampton Street, Easton, PA. The card features a decorative floral illustration with yellow, white, and green flowers and foliage, framing a central beige panel with the business name and services in black text. The text "E. KAHN" includes ornamental flourishes, characteristic of Victorian-era design. 3.
This trade card advertises L. Shilansky, a picture framer and art supplies dealer. The front of the card features a bust of a woman, likely a portrait of a person or a mythological figure. The card lists two addresses for Shilansky's business: 126 Chrystie Street and 33 Cross Street, both in New York City. The card also advertises the business's offerings of life-size crayons and frames in all styles to suit them. The back of the card is blank.
This trade card advertises P. Fleischner & Co., a Philadelphia business selling frames, leather goods, stationery, and other unspecified items. The front of the card features an illustration created by Ketterlinus depicting an old sailor in a rowboat, approaching a beach. An artist is seen begging a woman at the seashore, with a bag resting on the sand. The back of the card is blank.