Fulton Street El, Brooklyn, at Fulton Street and Gallatin Street \[i.e. Gallatin Place?], June 20, 1941.Preparing to pull up a column.

Bond's Fulton St Caption: "Bond's Fulton St.--An architect's conception of the million-dollar limestone-and-marble structure at Fulton St. and Gallatin Place will have its grand opening Wednesday as the 64th unit in the bond chain. A four-story, almost-windowless building, it is stocked to clothe the entire family."

Bond Clothes Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0944), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two interior views of Bond Clothes located on Fulton Street at Gallatin Place. Both images show employees helping store customers. 0944 shows men's department with racks of sports jackets; 0947 shows women's department with racks of coats.

Bond Clothes Image represented is one of a related set (WORK 0944), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two interior views of Bond Clothes located on Fulton Street at Gallatin Place. Both images show employees helping store customers. 0944 shows men's department with racks of sports jackets; 0947 shows women's department with racks of coats.

Roy F. Hagedorn and H. H. Nathan Caption: "Roy F. Hagedorn, 586 E. 34th St., was awarded an automobile in a contest sponsored by the Bond Store, 400 Fulton St. The contest was in celebration of the store's 41 anniversary. ... The winner was congratulated by H. H. Nathan, general manager of the store."

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