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  • Collection: Business & Industry on Long Island Collection

Stair Builders, Inc., advertising card, c.1950s.jpg
Advertising card for Stair Builders, Inc. Text on the card lists the name "T.P. Elderd," the phone number and address of the business, and a caption that reads: "We would appreciate doing your stair work." (B&W)

Rudolph Stube,  advertising card, c.1890s.jpg
Advertising card for Rudolph Stube High Class Bakery. Text describes products, service, and location of the bakery. (B&W)

Poquatuck,  advertising card, c.1890s.jpg
Advertising card for the Poquatuck, a yacht that could be rented for sailing or "pic-nic" parties. Text includes the name John W. Ripley (possibly the owner) and states that orders can be left with G.A. Halsey. (B&W)

Miller & Ellison, advertising card, c.1890s.jpg
Advertising card for Miller & Ellison, Contractors and Builders. (B&W)

Louis Klemm Printing, advertising card, c.1960s.jpg
Advertising card, printed in green ink, for Louis Klemm Printing. Printed text provides address and contact information along with a list of items available for printing.

Lakeview Hand Laundry, advertising card, 1936.jpg
Advertising card for the opening of the Lakeview Hand Laundry. Text includes address, telephone number, and a list of services. (White card with text printed in blue ink.)

I. Zaret & Sons, Inc., advertising card, 1920s .jpg
Advertising card for I. Zaret & Sons, Inc. "Old Company's Lehigh" is printed in each of the four corners of the card. Text states that I. Zaret & Sons are the successors to John Booth. (B & W)

Grube's Restaurant, advertising card, c.1930s .jpg
Advertising card for Grube's Restaurant. Card features an exterior image of Grube's along with text that provides brief details about the restaurant. (B&W)

B.D. Biddlecom, advertising card, c.1890s.jpg
Advertising card for B.D. Biddlecom, a dealer in fine carriages, buggies, carts, sleighs, etc., on Main Street. (B&W)

Alexander Campbell house marker, c.1920s.jpg
Alexander Campbell Milk Company house marker and advertisement cow figure. Text on item reads: "Alex. Campbell Milk Company. Standard for 50 Years."

Based in Brooklyn, the company had offices at a number of other locations, including Hempstead…
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