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J Romison & Company
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Circa 1900
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Interior of J Romison and Co's Princes Street shop, Dunedin, c. 1900. The Romison confectionery business was taken over in 1937 by John Percy McNamara. The name was changed to Regina Confections Limited in 1946; and in 1949, the business relocated to Oamaru.
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Haberdashery and Hosiery Departments, John Bulleid and Company Limited
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Circa 1904?
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Shop interior. Displays and signs for Haberdashery, Hosiery, Glove, Lace, Ribbons and Trimmings Departments. Umbrellas. John Bulleid and Co. building at 67-73 Thames Street Oamaru.
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Men's Hosiery Department. John Bulleid & Co.
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Shop interior. Long counter, chairs and hosiery display. John Bulleid & Co. Thames Street
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Men's Shirts Department. John Bulleid & Co.
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Shop interior. Men's shirts, pyjama, hosiery department. Shop counter and chairs. John Bulleid & Co. Thames Street
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Genuine Irish Linen display. John Bulleid & Co.
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Shop interior. Linen and fabric displays. Signs for Calicoes, Flannels, Linen, Sheetings, Cretonnes (upholstery fabrics). John Bulleid & Co. Thames Street
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Unidentified man using an early typewriter.
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1930s?
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Unidentified man using an early Typewriter. Office.
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Naval Sword
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Hobson and Sons (estab. 1850)
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1884-1895
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A= Sword. One side of the blade has a leafy pattern flanking two spiral arrows (end on) each arrow has a set of wings.
OAMARU NAVAL ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS NZ On the top of the printed side is "Hobson and Sons" On the other side is a star of David. The hand guard is gold coloured metal. An Imperial crown on top of an anchor decorates the front. There is a small, hinged flap on the printed side (this prevents wearing on the uniform). The back of the hilt is decorated like a lion's mane. The hand guard is protected from the lion’s mouth. The handle is decorated with wire ribbon and chagrin. Fair. B= Scabbard, Black leather C= Scabbard - end section. |
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