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1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods
1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods

1926 Larkin Co. Catalog No.95 - Period Dept Store, Household goods

$ 6.85

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
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    Description

    Larkin Company
    Spring & Summer, 1926 - Catalogue No. 95
    Looking through this wonderful catalog is like traveling back in time.  There are 238 pages of items and prices from the roaring twenties.  This is a fantastic research resource for clothing and costume designers; historians of fashion and couture; antiques dealers and collectors .
    Catalog includes twelve beautiful color pages and over two hundred pages of line drawings of thousands of products.
    Some Larkin History:
    The Larkin Company was founded in Buffalo in 1875 by John D. Larkin as a small soap manufacturing company.  By the early years of the twentieth century, the Company had reached the most prosperous era of its existence, and was manufacturing soap, household goods, furniture, food, drugs, paint; in short, almost everything.  Serving as a mail-order supplier to the entire United States, and operating numerous retail stores in the Buffalo area, it is reported that money poured into the Larkin Company offices at such a tremendous rate that it was removed from the envelopes and deposited into baskets and barrels, filling them rapidly.
    All these pages are scanned  into .pdf files for viewing and/or printing from Windows or Macintosh systems.