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Launderwhite Stuyvensant Town Self-Service Laundry T & V Pickup & Delivery Service 307 First Avenue New York City (between 17th and 18th Street)
by (Launderwhite)
- Used
- very good
- Hardcover
- Condition
- Very Good
- Seller
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Bolivia, North Carolina, United States
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About This Item
N.Y.C.: Elliott Ticket Co. (2) tickets for this Manhattan self-service clothing laundry location; numbered "159618" and "159619"; apparently originally part of a larger booklet or roll; no date but circa 1950s, with the GRamercy 5-9639 phone number; this address we believe is now part of the Beth Israel Hospital complex; no note written in the "Collect" line, below is the printed disclaimer; approximately 2 1/4" squares in size; printed one side; overprinted or rubber-stamp stating 'Dry'; on thin card stock; light wear and darkening to paper; very good condition and interesting New York City mid 20th century ephemeral material regarding laundry business history. . Very Good.
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- Certain Books, ABAA
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- Bookseller's Inventory #
- 18282
- Title
- Launderwhite Stuyvensant Town Self-Service Laundry T & V Pickup & Delivery Service 307 First Avenue New York City (between 17th and 18th Street)
- Author
- (Launderwhite)
- Book Condition
- Used - Very Good
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- Elliott Ticket Co.
- Place of Publication
- N.Y.C.
- Keywords
- Ephemera America Americana United States Business Laundry Clothing service History New York City Manhattan Launderwhite Stuyvensant Town Self-Service Laundry T & V Pickup & Delivery Service 307 First Avenue New York City (between 17th and 18th S
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Bolivia, North Carolina
About Certain Books, ABAA
Certain Books, ABAA is located in Westhampton, New York, sales via the internet. We are full-time dealers in antiquarian books, maps, photographs, prints, paper ephemera and works of art, specializing in historical manuscript collections, business archives, and with a sub-specialty in Long Island historical material. Institutional inquiries are always welcome and we are pleased to offer our appraisal services and collection-building expertise. There are thousands of items presently catalogued in the Certain Books website, many of which are one-of-a-kind. Please enjoy browsing our site or use the advanced search feature when looking for a specific item -- we always input keywords as we catalogue and important aspects of our books are noted, whether they are first editions, association copies or possess something of particular collecting interest. We actively exhibit at antiquarian book & ephemera shows in the American Northeast and we buy & sell on the Internet, as well as producing occasional catalogues and lists of our materials. We are members of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America and the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers, the Ephemera Society of America and the Bibliographical Society of America.Please let us know if we may be of help and we'll be happy to oblige- George Krzyminski, Proprietor of Certain Books, ABAA
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