updated 19 September 2015
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| for information on A.J. Muzzy, see page 71 of the Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection |
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| Brown's Grocery House has vanished! Please comment below or email me if you have a clue what happened to it. Thanks! |
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| 423 Chestnut St., basement of Philadelphia Bank |
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| This is probably the right bank building, though the street number is 421, not 423. (Google Street View June 2011) |
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| Sunshine Publishing Company windows? not much sunshine down there, I suspect! |
Thanks to the University of Florida's George A. Smathers Libraries, you can read a sample of the style of book printed for children in the Victorian era by Sunshine Publishing:
- Permanent Link:
- http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00053187/00001
- Title:
- Sunshine for little children with illustrations by eminent artists
- Creator:
- A. T. Zeising and Company
Sunshine Publishing Company - Place of Publication:
- Philadelphia
- Publisher:
- A.T. Zeising and Company
Sunshine Publishing Company - Publication Date:
- 1883
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