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The Casket Funeral Magazine - July 1890

"The Casket" - A Victorian Era Funeral Business Magazine.

This is Volume XV, No. 7, July 1890.

Beautiful Utopia Ad Dolge & Huncke - Assortment Of embalming instruments and sundries. Stein Mortuary supplies, Harrisburg Burial Case Co. Harrisburg PA. Clark coffin, Geo L. Brownell fine hearses and modern undertakers wagons. Hazelton MFG Co. NEW CARS! NEW HEARSES! Crane & Breed Mfg. Cincinnati Ohio. Mead Embalmer Greenwich Ct. Oriental embalming fluid, Champion Chemical Co. Mountings - White Manufacturing Co. Bridgeport Ct. The James Cunningham, Son & Co. Landaus, Carriages and Berlin Coaches in America. J.C. Taylor's Cold Air ICE Caskets, The Boyd Patent Burglar-proof Vault! Keller & Jennings Hearse and Carriage. Springfield Metallic Casket Co ~ Fine chestnut and Cedar Cloth Caskets - the baker patent burglar proof Grave vault. Johnson & Shaw - MAKE YOUR OWN FLUID! James Gould Co & others.

24 pages, C. E. Foxwell, editor. The resounding theme of this issue is based primarily on that of Mr. Thomas Gliddon, who was the original editor of The Casket and had died in 1890. I did a quick search and actually found information on Mr. Gliddon, he was a Grand Master Mason in Rchester, N.Y. and he wrote and published a supplimentary titled, "History of the Secret Societies in Rochester."

This very old and very rare funeral magazine is in very nice condition. The last 5 pages have dog-earred folds, and since magazine was stapled, there are small and minor tearing in the gutter area. All pages are intact and surprisingly, the pages are still white and supple, not yellowed and brittle considering its age. I have many other vintage funeral magazines for sale.


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