Subject: Fur workers

Bone-like advertising trade card. The front features a full graphic advertisement, and the back instructs customers to send fur orders to Marks in Detroit for savings. The card dates from circa 1910, based on the collection's dating.

Billhead from Julius Knoesel, Practical Furrier, located at 10 Bond Street near Broadway in New York, New York. The billhead is dated November 16, 1881.

Billhead of M. D. Cohen, a furrier and cap manufacturer, located at 52 North Second Street, below Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The billhead is dated circa 1850 and features a print of a cap. M. D. Cohen is identified as the father of Dr. Jacob Solis-Cohen. The billhead is part of the E Collection in Archives and Manuscript Series 56, Box A, Folder 3.

Billhead of M. D. Cohen, a furrier and cap manufacturer, located at 52 North Second Street, below Arch, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The billhead, dating from circa 1850, features a print of a cap. This item is part of the E collection.

This trade blotter, dating from circa 1885, advertises S. Katzman, a designer and manufacturer of furs, located at 917 Hamilton Street in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The blotter features an image of a woman in a fur wrap. The blotter is part of the F. Earl Christy Collection.

Trade card advertising the furrier business of Ben. Israel, located at 806 Arch Street. The card is printed on yellow stock and features a cartoon on the reverse. The card dates from circa 1870, based on contextual information.

This trade card advertises S.B. Hartz & Co., described as "The leading Hatters and Furriers." The front of the card features a charming illustration of children attempting to catch a bird. The image is likely meant to evoke a sense of childhood innocence and lightheartedness, possibly to suggest the quality and appeal of the company's products. The business's address, 323-325 Main Street, is clearly displayed, along with the full advertisement. This is the third in a set of three trade cards. The back of the card is blank.