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    Posted 9 years ago

    AMMurphy
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    The trunk is 32 inches long 24 1/2 in height at its lowest ( hump back top) and 20 inches width. The trunk was given to us 15 years ago, it was from Great Neck, Long Island New York. The top has leather, wood and metal on the corners. The inside is linen. We don't know much other than this and was wondering if anyone had any information on our trunk.

    Thank you,
    Anne Marie
    Long Island, NY

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    1. Drill Drill, 9 years ago
      https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1e/Waterman_pen.jpg

      This is a picture of one of the locations on Broadway in NYC. of Crouch and Fitzgerald.(Bottom right hand corner of photo)

      There is a long history of the company that can be found in "Jewelers Circular weekly' Volume 78 issue 1 , page 183

      This particular Ristori trunk was a top of the line item for C&F, a full explanation of all of the tray compartments can be found in an article Dated July 25, 1868 in Harper's Bazar Magazine page 611. If you have difficulty just goggle: Ristori trunk and you should find what you seek.
    2. Drill Drill, 9 years ago
      http://hne-rs.s3.amazonaws.com/filestore/1/3/8/4/6/3_6f40b7dcfecaffd/138463scr_b65146917b678b1.jpg

      This is an image of the advertising for your trunk.
    3. Drill Drill, 9 years ago
      https://crouchandfitzgerald.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/0005_001.jpg

      Crouch Fitzgerald wagon and a wonderful picture of the workers.

      https://crouchandfitzgerald.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/manufacturers_2.png?w=737
    4. AMMurphy, 9 years ago
      Thank you Drill for all the info on our trunk! I'm going to share the info with my family!
      Thanks
      Anne Marie
    5. Drill Drill, 9 years ago
      My pleasure, always nice to know a little more about a piece.and to share with others.

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