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Card game, "Household Words," 1916

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This vintage card game lists many businesses that were popular in Seattle during the 1910s. This game was given away for free at the Grote-Rankin Co. a home furnishing store once located at the corner of Pike Stree and 5th Avenue.
ID Number: 1976.6289.34
Date: 1916
Physical Description: 1 Card, Playing; paper, cardboard; Box: .75 in.H x 3 in.W x 4 in.D
Place Made: United States of America, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, , Distributed in Seattle by Grote-Rankin Co.
Credit: MOHAI, 1976.6289.34
Subjects: Retail and Department Stores, Businesses and Corporations, Recreation, Entertainment

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