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R. G. Hutchinson Stationer and Printer, 1902. Robert L. Bracklow was a photographer in the late 19th and early 20th century. He took over the R.G. Hutchinson Stationary Store in the early 1900s and moved it to 18 John Street in 1902 (notice the added name on the sign). The store specialized in legal stationary.
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19 John Street and lane, New York City, 1899.
19 John Street
17 and 19 John Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1899).
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"Robert L. Bracklow successor to R. G. Hutchinson, Stationer & Printer," 18 John Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1901-1907).
18 John Street
R. G. Hutchinson, stationers, 18 John St., New York City, 1902.
18 John Street
R. G. Hutchinson, stationers, 18 John St., New York City, 1902.
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Robert L. Bracklow stationery store, 18 John Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1901-1907).
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Ye Olde Dutch Tavern Paul Langerfeld, Proprietor. Primary subject: Interior View of Ye Olde Dutch Tavern
15 John Street
Ye Olde Dutch Tavern Equipped With Sanitary Washed Air and Cooling System Primary subject: Interior and Exterior Views of Ye Olde Dutch Tavern
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