1917 Ad Cuddledown Set Quaker Robe Arch Street Philadelphia Children YYC2 XGZA7 His father was a journalist

His father was a journalist and his mother

Illustrated here is the Gruen Pentagon--the newest Verithin pocket watch

was razed and is now the site of the General Motors Building (one of the few buildings in Manhattan to take up a full city block)

Their signatures were reproduced in the engraved prints

pioneers in better medicines

1917 Ad Cuddledown Set Quaker Robe Arch Street Philadelphia Children YYC2 XGZA7 His father was a journalistThis is an original 1917 black and white print ad for Cuddledown robes from the Quaker Robe Company located at 22d and Arch Street in Philadelphia. CONDITION This 95+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Light aging throughout. Light creasing. No natural defects. No surface rub. No tears. No water damage. Product Type: Original Print Ad; Black White Grade: Very Fine ++ Dimensions: Approximately 2. 25 x 7. 25 inches; 6 x 18 cm Authentication: Serial