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    Posted 3 years ago

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    Everlast Metal Products operated in New York City (468 West Broadway, NY, NY (1942), Suite 1100 225 Fifth Avenue, NY, NY (1947-1952) and 464 West Broadway, NY, NY (1955)) between 1932-1961. It was owned and operated by Louis Schnitzer (1894-1966) and Nathan Gelfman (1891-1982), immigrant metal workers from Kiev, Ukraine.

    Garage Sale Find.

    Here is some information on them.

    https://en.everybodywiki.com/Everlast_Metal_Products_Corporation

    https://www.thehenryford.org/explore/blog/forging-an-enterprise-everlast-aluminum-giftware

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    1. Artlover-Clare Artlover-Clare, 3 years ago
      FYI

      225 Fifth Ave, now known as The Grand Madison, was for the latter quarter of the twentieth century, known as the Brunswick Building or New York Gift Building; for many years NYC's premier showcase for glass, ceramic and silver giftware.

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