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Title: The World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, 1893
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: White, Trumbull, 1868-1941 Igleheart, William, (from old catalog) joint author
Subjects: World's Columbian Exposition (1893 : Chicago, Ill.)
Publisher: Philadelphia and St. Louis, P.W. Ziegler & co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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York, display pavili, ns filled with all sortsof fur garments, the sab.e of Siberia, the seal of the northernseas, the rare blue fox, the Persian lamb and scores of others.They are manufactured in the finest manner and attract muchattention. AlANUi* ACTJ RHb. I2t llie Pantasote Leather Co., of New York, exhibits a handsomedisplay of this material which is coming so rapidly into prominence.For binding of b oks and for all kinds of upholstery it is winningmuch favor. The exhibit of pocket-b- oks, bags and le^.ther novel-ties made by J. C. Hacker, of New York, is contained in a liand-some showcase. The eoods are of the most ttractive kind, andare worthy of attention. The little ones never fail to find the display of toys and children*sfurniture and other novelties in the northeast gallery of the greatbuilding. Among the best of these is that of Morton E. Converse& Co., of Winchendon, Mass. Around the space allotted is awater-way, in which boats of the best style of sailing and steam
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EXHIBIT OF WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING CO. vessels voyage, being propelled by invisible machinery. There arealso toy electric cars in motion, toy furniture and trunks, rndmechanical toys of all sorts. In the section devoted to lightingexhibits, the American Lamp and Brass Co. has a very fine dis-play showing their line of manufacture. All the modern fashionsof heating are here shown in their perfection. Edwin Jackson & 1^2 MANUFACTURES. Bro., of New York, have an exhibit of the Jackson grates which isworthy of consideration. These grates are particularly noted fortheir heat-saving and ventilating qualities. ; ,- The A. A. Griffinof IronCo., of JerseyCity, has a rep-resentative dis-play of radiatorsof every artisticand useful pat-tern. A largenumber of themare shown, aswell as valves,screens, damp-ers, thermome-ters and otheraccessoriesmanufacturedbythesamecom-pany. Twenty-three stoves andranges and onefurnace are dis-played by thePeninsularStove Co., ofDetroit. Theo^oods are

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