Category:The American Furrier

English: The American Furrier. Entered as second class matter, August 6., 1904 at the post office New York, N. Y. under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.

Publisher: Mitchell Fashion Company, 912-920 Broadway, New York. Boston Branch, 562 Washington Street (Dexter Building), Boston, Mass. Published monthly. except December and January (1922).

Media in category "The American Furrier"

The following 29 files are in this category, out of 29 total.

Ackermann & Goedecke Brocades, New York (advertising 1922).jpg 1,582 × 2,626; 744 KB
Joseph and David Steiner, Pioneers of the American Fur Industry (1922).jpg 1,616 × 2,629; 1.12 MB
S. M. Jacoby Company, fur sewing machine, sanitary fur beater (advertisement 1922).jpg 1,553 × 2,563; 985 KB
The American Furrier, Vol. XIX., No. II, March, 1922 (title).jpg 1,748 × 2,282; 522 KB
Joseph Steiner & Bros., fur merchant, New York City (advertisement 1922).jpg 1,545 × 2,582; 598 KB
A. Hollander & Son, Main Plant, Newark, N. J. (1922).jpg 3,641 × 2,844; 1.58 MB
Alaska Chemical Co., Jersey City, N. Y., colors for fur dressing (1922).jpg 3,852 × 2,849; 1.56 MB
J. D. Williams Inc., Williams Hudson Seal, Brooklyn, N. Y. (1922).jpg 5,769 × 2,866; 2.92 MB
Robert Gabbe, Adolf Brosky jr. , fur industry members (1922).jpg 1,653 × 2,669; 1.01 MB
Prehistoric furriers, by Richard Price Buckmaster, 1922.jpg 1,566 × 2,703; 1.09 MB
Rothschild Brothers & Company, New York City, buttons and clasps - The Evolution of a Button (1922).jpg 1,576 × 2,629; 790 KB
Joseph Hollander, New York - Importance of the Muskrat to the Fur Trade (1922).jpg 5,245 × 2,781; 2.42 MB
N. Sobel, Raw and Dressed Furs - His Last Sixpence (1922).jpg 5,339 × 2,799; 2.68 MB
The Control of Moths and Other Insects, Richard Price Buckmaker (1922).jpg 1,620 × 2,670; 992 KB
Fur Merchants Cold Storage Co., Inc., New York (advertisement 1922).jpg 1,489 × 1,292; 499 KB
George B. Herzig Enters New Field, Skin dealers, New York (1922).jpg 1,613 × 2,677; 869 KB
J. D. Williams, Inc., Fur Dressers & Dyers, Brooklyn, New York - 104 Years of Service, Since the days of Jefferson (1922).jpg 1,626 × 2,660; 611 KB
Joseph Hollander, New York, Hudson Seal, made by Franklin Simon & Company (1922).jpg 1,645 × 2,687; 592 KB
New York Fur Centre of the World, by Richard Price Buckmaster (1922).jpg 3,449 × 2,824; 1.83 MB
Schiff Brothers, fur dressers and dyers, Unblemished Record of Twenty Years (1922).jpg 1,554 × 2,666; 1.13 MB
Weinschenker Brothers, shipper for furs and skins; George B. Herzig, Fur, Cloak and Allied Trades, New York (1922).jpg 3,512 × 2,822; 1.54 MB
A Floral Ship That Won the Admiration of Sir Thomas Lipton – The Fur Club, According to 'Philadelphia Jack' O'Brian, is Becoming National in Scope (1922).jpg 1,600 × 2,638; 804 KB
A Sorceres That Never Dies. Dame Fashion Merciless in Demands. Mallinson's Fur Fashion Show for 1922 Displays Alluring Styles.jpg 1,576 × 2,648; 1.24 MB
Cantor & Angel - Team Work Spells Success (1922).jpg 1,556 × 2,652; 966 KB
J. D. Williams, Inc., Fur Dressers & Dyers, Brooklyn, New York (advertisement 1922).jpg 1,545 × 2,610; 594 KB
Makstein Brothers, Nathan and Harry Makstein (1922).jpg 1,581 × 2,646; 1.03 MB
Osann Fur Sewing Machine, Frederick Osann Company, New York (1922).jpg 1,573 × 2,638; 1.03 MB
The Makstein Fur Double Drum (advertisement 1922).jpg 1,598 × 2,596; 521 KB
William Platky, fur merchant (1922).jpg 1,524 × 2,644; 946 KB

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