Established 1905 © Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
Curlee Clothing Co. – St. Louis, MO
© Frank H. Jump
The Curlee Clothing Company, formerly the Corinth Woolen Mills, moved to St. Louis from Corinth, Mississippi, in 1905. In 1913, The Curlee Clothing Company absorbed the Schwab Clothing Company, the oldest corporation of its kind west of the Mississippi….The Curlee Clothing Company collection, 1938, contain materials on the treatment of organized labor by the company…. The collection consists of one letter and three fliers about Curlee Clothing Company’s unfair treatment of organized labor. – Georgia State University Library Digital Collection [digitalcollections.library.gsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/findingaids/id/1070]
Willy Jump Turns Pinup Girl in Her 80th Year – Menorah Rehabilitation & Nursing Facility – #mjhspicture
David Rumsey Historical Map – Flatbush Junction Vintage Street Sign
Collage of my image of a vintage Flatbush Junction neighborhood sign ©Frank H. Jump and a piece of Flatlands from the David Rumsey Map Collection (publisher Colton, G.W. & C.B 1897) – CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE [www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~237888~5511281:Map-Of-New-York-City—Greater-New-#]
A very late Colton imprint, and probably the firm’s last year of publication. In 1898, the firm became “Colton, Ohman & Co.” and continued to issue maps until 1901 (see our #5085). The map is printed on both sides. Printed color, folded loosely into printed light brown card board covers 14×9 with “Guide Map Of New York City Issued By The Merchants’ Association of New York New York Life Building (Ground Floor) 1897” in black; to left of title is beautiful illustration of the “New York Life Building”, and above the title reads “To Foster the Trade and Commerce of New York”. – David Rumsey Map Collection
