[Rarebooks] FS: Food Worker Ephemera

[Joslin Hall Rare Books, Ephemera & Photographs]

A Short Selection of Food Worker Ephemera-

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1) 1918 Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen Dues Book with Union 
Stamps. - Jacob Brusick as a member of Union No. 166, starting in June, 
1918 and apparently ending in February, 1920. For the months of January 
and February 1920 the standard Union stamp is replaced by a “Stockyards 
Labor Council Protest Stamp” stamp. Card covers. 3.5”x5”, 12 pages. Soil 
and wear, one page removed and another partially cut out. [49603]  $25

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2) 19th C. Faneuil Hall Boston Business / Produce Card. - Probably 
c.1880 or so, Lowell Brothers dealt in “Fruit, Vegetables and Produce of 
all kinds” from Cellar 4 of the New Faneuil Hall Market in Boston. 
Faneuil Hall market was first opened in 1743 and has become a Boston 
icon, continuing in operation today. In 1806, the hall was greatly 
expanded by Charles Bulfinch; it was rebuilt in 1825 under direction of 
Mayor Josiah Quincy, opening in 1826 as “New Faneuil Hall Market”, and 
rebuilt again in 1858, reopening under the same “New” moniker. This card 
appears to date from the 1870s or 1880s. 3.5”x2.25”. Minor soil, light 
wear. [49399]  $25

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3) Pawtucket Rhode Island Confection & Candy Maker Business Card. - 
“Moran Brothers, Manufacturers of Confectionery and Dealers in Tobacco 
and Cigars”. Because hey, when your kids are done with their candy you 
can get ‘em hooked on nicotine. 4.5”x2.75”. Some soil, light creasing, 
pencil notes about what appears to be a list of deliveries on the back. 
[49468]   $25

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