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Watch Fob.
Front:
A STITCH IN TIME
Back:
A. E. ANDERSON & CO.
--TAILORS--
CHICAGO
S. D. CHILDS & CO. CHICAGO
The Chicago Commercial Association
Corrected to March 1st 1907
A Valuable Wholesale Business Directory
(under Tailors to the Trade, list)
A. E. Anderson & Co.
A. E. Anderson & Co. is listed in a 1910 advertisement from The Bartell Patent Pocket Co. New York, N.Y. listing tailors using their Patent pocket design.
In the New York Times published August 18, 1919 writes:
Arrival of Buyers
Arriving of buyers may register in this column by telephoning Bryant 1000
(listed under Chicago is)
A. E. Anderson & Co.
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