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English: A Floral Ship That Won the Admiration of Sir Thomas Lipton – The Fur Club, According to 'Philadelphia Jack' O'Brian, is Becoming National in Scope (1922).
Michael Hollander (Mike), Benjamin (Ben) Hollander, A. Hollander & Son (Newark)
Fur Club, Julius Davisob, Leonard Herzig, Fred Katz, Irving Messing, Nat Abramson, Joe Conlon, Jon Royle, Eddy Forbes, Ben Levine, Dave Rosenberg, Benny Valgar, "Philadelphia Jack" O'Brian, Nick Clausen, Abe Palmer, Sam Beinfield, NickGuagliorelli, Joe Kochansky, John Blackman, Harry Sarno (Glencoe A. C.), Al Harber (Clark House).
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Source The American Furrier, Vol. XIX, No. X., November 1922 (from a copy)
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