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Title: The Industries of San Francisco, California : a review of the manufacturing, mercantile and business interests of the Bay City : together with a historical sketch of her rise and progress
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Liggett, J. H Cosmopolitan Publishing Co
Subjects: Industries
Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : Cosmopolitan Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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ent manager, and its constantly increasing trade ex-tends all over the Pacific Coast. Besides their own manufactures viz. zephyrworsted, imported Saxony, Germantown, pompadour, angora and ice wool, theS. F. house keeps a complete stock of all domestic knitting yarns, linen, fancygoods, embroidery, crochet and marking cotton, metal beads, arrasene, chen-ille and many other embroidery materials. 132 THE INDUSTRIES OF SAN FRANCISCO. T. LUNDY, • Importer and Jobber of Diamonds. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.7 and 9 Third street, cor. Market. Among those engaged in business as jewelers who have done much to edu-*cate the public taste, Mr. T. Lundy is worthy of particular mention. In di-mensions the premises occupied are 35x75 feet and the stock displayed is well-selected and complete consisting of American and European watches, in goldand silver cases, elegant gold, silver and plated table ware, a fine assortmentof diamonds, French and American clocks, together with all the new, be;Aitiful
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and unique designs in rich and valuable jewelry of every description. Mr.Lundy is a practical watchmaker and jeweler and gives particular attention towatch repairing to the entire satisfaction of his patrons, executing the work inthe very best manner. He employs seven skilled and experienced assistantsto whom a large compensation is paid. The three large and handsome show-windows enable the stock to be displayed to excellent advantage. Two strong THE INDUSTRIES OF SAN FRANCISCO. 133 safes afford a place for the reception of valuables. The business was foundedin 1874 by Messrs. T. & I). Lundy. Mr. Thomas Lundy assumed full con-trol about twelve years ago. He came from the East and has resided hereabout fifteen years. F. TOPLITZ & CO. Importers and Manufacturers of Millinery and Straw Goods, 571 Market Street. This business was started by Mr. F. Toplitz in the year 1854. That gen-tleman and Mr. M. Banner are the present members of the firm. They areimporters of millinery of all

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