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    Coat section (fur-trimmed coats)

    Visual Materials

    The Bullock's Department Store Collection consists of 680 photographs, 2 boxes of ephemera related to Bullock's publicity and events, and 29 glass plate negatives, 1905-1971. It focuses primarily on the retail spaces, displays, departments, and employees at the downtown Los Angeles store once located at Broadway, 7th, and Hill Streets. The photographs document the various functions associated with the store including the full range of departments; window displays; store merchandising; employee activities and gatherings; children's parties and parades; advertising billboards; the August sales event and crowds; and construction scenes from 1912 and 1928. Photographers include Warren Bowen Studios; Brown and Warrington; Dubois Photo Co.; Frank C. Elliott; Jim England; Graham Photo; Keystone Photo; J.C. Milligan; Ernest Pratt; Otto Rothschild; Stagg Photography; Art Streib; "Dick" Whittington Studio; Whitland Locke Commercial Photography; and Witzel Photo.

    photCL 401

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    The coat

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    482566

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    The Duke's Coat. Musical entertainment, 1 act

    Manuscripts

    Application n.d. [1815?], Samuel James Arnold, Lyceum. Not produced. (License refused.) MS: endorsed by Larpent August 29th. 1815 Licence refused. Comp. The Duke's Coat; or, The Night after Waterloo: A Dramatick Anecdote; prepared for representation on the 6th September, at the Theatre-Royal, Lyceum, and Interdicted by the Licenser of Plays, 1815 (K-D 503): numerous slight differences.

    LA 1899

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    G.C. Coates letter to Jane S. Coates

    Manuscripts

    In this letter to his wife and children, G.C. Coates writes that the mining is going poorly for him. He has been away from home over two years, and would very much appreciate a letter.

    mssHM 16544