Bow & Bridge Violin and bow makers, as the old books printed them

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The Boston directory. [1872, December supplement], 1872

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1ESTABLISHED 1846.
2E. F. PAGE & CO.,
3MANUFACTURERS OF
4Superior Oak-Tanned Leather Belting
5OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
6Rubber Belting and Lace Leather, Clark's Linen Fire Hose.
7Formerly 46 Congress Street, Removed to
858 Friend Street, . . . Boston, Mass.
9We have no interest in any other firm or Belting Company, using the name of "PAGE."
11DIEBOLD & KIENZLE'
12Fire & Burglar Proof
13SAFES,
14For Reliability, Strength, and
15Finish, stand ahead of all others.
16Call and see them at
17J. D. PARKER'S,
1861 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
20Boston Type Foundry,
21ESTABLISHED IN 1817.
22Superior Hard & Tough Metal,
23EXCELLENT NEWSPAPER FACES,
24LARGE VARIETY OF JOB TYPE.
25JOHN K. ROGERS, Agent,
26No. 77 Travers Street, Boston.
28J. F. DANIELS,
29(Successor to GALEN COFFIN,)
3017 Harvard Place, . . . BOSTON,
31Pattern & Model Maker and Printers' Joiner.
32Particular attention given to Patterns and Models for Machinery in
33WOOD OR BRASS.
34Also Manufacture STEREOTYPE BLOCKS of the most approved styles. And every variety of materials needed in a Printing-Office or Bookbindery constantly on hand or made to order at short notice.

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