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1980.6877.5.46
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Street clock in front of S. Friedlander and Son, Inc., Seattle, circa 1922
Order an ImageStreet clocks such as this one were popular during the first two decades of the 1900s and were often found in front of jewelry and watchmaking shops. Joseph Mayer and Bros. assembled this street clock, and many others in Seattle. This clock was made for S. Friedlander and Son Jewelers and Opticians, located at 1300 Second Avenue. The clock, like many Mayer Bros. street clocks, has glass windows in the base which reveal the clock mechanism.
Austin Seward worked for both Pierson and Co. and Bainbridge Studio. This photograph is not stamped or otherwise marked with a studio attribution, and is assumed to have been taken by Austin Seward.
Other business visible in the photograph: M. Furuya Co.
Photographer's Reference Number: 197
Austin Seward worked for both Pierson and Co. and Bainbridge Studio. This photograph is not stamped or otherwise marked with a studio attribution, and is assumed to have been taken by Austin Seward.
Other business visible in the photograph: M. Furuya Co.
Photographer's Reference Number: 197
ID Number: 1980.6877.5.46
Date: Circa 1922
Creator(s):
Seward, Austin, Photographer
Physical Description: 1 photographic print on linen backing : b&w ; 7.5 x 9.5 in.
Additional Information: View the finding aid for this collection at https://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:80444/xv46755
Credit: MOHAI, Austin Seward Photograph Collection, 1980.6877.5.46
Copyright: No Known Copyright
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