[Collection of some of his New York Sun newspaper articles, 1935-1939, on colonial Philadelphia (Pa.) decorative arts]
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[New York, N.Y. :
Sun-Herald,
1935-1939]
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- Cabinetmakers began work early in Penn's settlement : records show introduction of mahogany in Philadelphia in 1699 : many joiners plied trade before 1700
- (July 6, 1935)
- Mahogany put back of 1722 : inventory of wealthy Philadelphia man has many pieces included
- (Mar. 9, 1935)
- Spinet made by John Clemm, Philadelphia craftsman, 1739 : he was also famous as organ builder throughout colonies : Quaker City led in musical instruments
- (Dec. 26, 1936)
- Philadelphia first source of wallpaper : American manufacture held to have begun in 1747 by Plunket Fleeson
- (Oct. 9, 1937)
- Benj. Ferris, watchmaker, bought stock : Philadelphia man's account book shows purchases from England
- (Apr. 1, 1939).