Account Book of a Dry Goods Store, Madison, NY

[America/Manuscript] Account Book of a Dry Goods Store, Madison Village, New York. 1834-54. Tall, thick, small folio, 579 pages, (pagination confusing with most pages clearly dated 1834 but some pages

Small advertising crock with stamped and cobalt blushed advertising for "G. W. Prince / Dealer in Dry'Goods & Groceries / … Water St., / New.Burgh NY", straight cylinder sides, applied lug handl

Bought by John Randall in 1820. Accounting of food, vegetables, meats and produce. Dry goods such as yarn, labor for carting hay and corn etc. Condition: Good

Rare Stoneware R.H. Macy & Co., New York Dry Goods Store Liquor Jug mid 19th century stoneware 12"h x 6.5" diam. Rowland Hussey Macy Sr. American businessman who founded the department store chain; dr

Rare Stoneware R.H. Macy & Co., New York Dry Goods Store Liquor Jug mid 19th century stoneware 12"h x 7" diam. Rowland Hussey Macy Sr. American businessman who founded the department store chain; dry

Including : (2) 1836 Dunchlee (Dry goods), 1840-1842 Boston (Dry goods), (2) Boston 1850s-1860s (dry goods)

Includes Niagara Corn Starch ad, Loutz Bros. & Co. Pure and healthy soaps ad, Grand Dry Goods Store SF, Armant's Perfumes, greeting cards, children's book pages, and blank four square mattes.

105J, Hochstetter & Straus Dry Goods 280 Main St. Buffalo.

Vintage General store pamphlets and books. Included are Baker's best chocolate recipes 1932, Kings ice cream, Corn sweeteners, Dry goods and Groceries notions book plus A Manual for ice cream makers b

Lot of circus ephemera, including programs, operating forms, contracts, account records, and ticket books. Lot also includes some postcards, not circus-related. In good condition.

Mattie Lou O'Kelley. The Dry Goods Store. 1985. Signed, dated, titled. Oil on canvas. Excellent condition. Image is 24" x 18". Frame is 31" w x 25" h. Est. $2,000-4,000. Ship: $75

In very good condition, shows some wear, displays well, 54"x101"x18" rated 7.5

Early Dry Goods Store Table 33"H, 129"L, 29"W

Massive French Dry Goods Store Shelf. Breakfront top over single shelf back with associated painted backer board. Size: 156" x 66" x 14" (396 x 168 x 36 cm).

Carte de visite photograph of an outdoor view of "J.C. Lambdin & Son, Dry Goods & Groceries" showing the front of the building with 10 men and 2 dogs standing in front of store. The lower portion of t

(2) Boxes of shelving, bakers rack, sales counter, display counter, pie safe, chairs, pot belly stove etc. Many minis inc. crocks, kegs, churn, wooden ware, metal ware, glass minis, food stuffs, cash

SSW. C. 1950's "Dry Goods Store" handmade wooden sign. CONDITION: The color is excellent, with outstanding original patina. The sign appears to have had an older repaint and added holes in all four co

Porcelain Men Women signs and cardboard General Store Signs.

Owned by Isaac Dyer of Baldwin, Me. who has returned from New York and resumed his former business at No. 163 Fore Street, having purchased the stock of Cyrus Dunn, Esq. and increased the availability

12 3/8" by 10 3/8". They appear to be selling Magazines, Playing Cards, and other such sundries.

9 1/4" tall. Platform measures 14 1/4" by 10 3/4".

Cloth is from the 1880, Santa is carrying sled that is inscribed "Oriental Print Works." Here are four Santa vignettes in the four corners. Fabric was sold by the yard at a Dry Goods store and mostly

Decorated in a detailed transfer scene with hand highlights, the interior of a dry goods store with hanging hams and other details, a woman customer and merchant behind the counter, distributed by Kok

original two tone paint, self standing, 14" tall. This trade sign was most likely placed on a counter in the ladies shoe area of a dry goods store. Late 1800s.