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Button & Ottley, manufacturers 56 Warren St., NYC |
"Coming Home" 1879 by Bufford, Boston MA |
"Across the line, from pole to pole, the children's clothes depend upon it." |
"Nothing stronger can there be than Mother's love and O.N.T." |
reverse of card above |
Showing its age, this is the back of the card above. |
Seidlitz Powders are discussed on Wikipedia. Karen Nims identifies the flowers on this card as those of "rose, lily-of-the valley, forget-me-not, clematis, carnation." |
Reverse of a Seidlitine card from Digital Commonwealth |
In October 2014, Google Street View captures 112 White Street, a little faded, but standing strong:
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