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PG-P.758.017
11 May 1758:62 (1533)
[Woodcut of crown on cushion] Just imported in the snow
Delight from Bristol, and the last vessels from London, and
to be sold at White's Upholstery Warehouse at the Crown and
Cushion, facing the Coffee-house, in Front-street,
Philadelphia; ticklingburgs, 3 qr. yard wide, 7 eighths,
and yard . . . [11 lines, drapery fabric and hardware].
Likewise all kinds of upholsterers work are done after the
newest fashions, as in London, and at the lowest prices.
Also drums of all sorts (made to the King's standard)
colours, standards, halberts, spantoons, ensign staves, &c.
Also tents and marquees, belles des arms, trench tents,
horsemens ditto, field bedsteads, tables, stools, valeeces,
havre sacks, napsacks, cartouch-boxes, materasses made of
hair, and all kinds of field equipage. . .
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