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1850-1860
GUSN-7012
Small, rectangular; black embossed with scrolling acanthus leaves, pale yellow border.
boxes (containers)
cardboard
embossing
paper (fiber product)
acorn
Unidentified Paper
Cardboard
Embossed
Acorn
BOX
Printed labels: 1) on top: ""ESTABLISHED 1820 / FROM C. G. GUNTHER & SONS, / FUR WAREHOUSE, / 46 MAIDEN LANE, / NEW-YORK / PERMANENTLY LOCATED. / Doing the most extensive wholesale business in the Fur line / in this country. Our establishment is open year round. / We guarantee every article to be as represented, and sold / at fair prices. / Importers, Manufacturers, and Shippers of Raw Furs and Skins / For Mr. Raymond / 110 West 13th Street / Paid."" 2) on lining of top.
1933.2125A,B
Unknown
Gift of Ellen A. Robbins Stone
1933.2125AB
New York state (United States)
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