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Charles Felder (formerly R. Heinisch's Sons)
| Name | Charles Felder (formerly R. Heinisch's Sons) |
| Ortssitz | Newark (New Jersey) |
| Straße | Bank Street 14 |
| Art des Unternehmens | Schneiderei |
| Anmerkungen | Cutlery of all kinds, at retail and to the trade |
| Quellenangaben | [Industries of New Jersey, Essex County V (1882) 730] |
| Zeit |
Ereignis |
| 1875 |
Gründung |
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Kommentar |
| Bekleidung |
1882 |
[Industries of N.J. (1882)] |
1882 |
[Industries of N.J. (1882)] |
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| ZEIT | 1882 |
| THEMA | Beschreibung |
| TEXT | To any one in search of a good, reliable article in the cutlery line we recommend an immediate visit to the well-known cutlery store at No. 14 Bank Street, in the city of Newark, N. J., owned by Mr. Charles Felder. This store was formerly owned by Messrs. R. Pleinisch's Sons, who founded the business at that location in 1875, and whose unrivaled ladies' scissors, tailors' and trimmers' shears, are known as the best, not only throughout the country, but all over the civilized globe. Large quantities of these justly celebrated shears and scissors are exported to Europe, notably to England, illustrating the practicability of carrying coals to Newcastle, as the old saying has it. A full assortment of these goods is always kept in stock at the store and offered at reasonable prices at retail and to the trade. In addition to the standard "Heinisch" shears and scissors you will find there a choice assortment of fine embroidering scissors, button-hole scissors, etc., also fine steel scissors of artistic design and elegant finish, put up in handsome cases of plush or leather, and very suitable for holiday or wedding presents. For same purpose there are offered for your mspection fine table-knives, carving-knives, etc., with pearl, ivory, rubber, or stag-horn handles; also tea and table spoons, of modern patterns, triple-plated on solid nickel silver, all put up in fine cases, lined with satin of the most harmonious and richest colors. The regular stock of table-knives, carving-knives, etc., is very large, and embraces goods of almost all prices, adapted to the means of the man of toil as well as to the purse of the man of wealth and leisure ; but all the goods are of good quality and reliable, for Mr. Felder detests inferior goods, and believes in the economy of buying a good article made of the right stuff. Of razors, the best numbers of the leading makers - Rodgers', Wostenholm's, Wade & Butcher's, Sellers', etc. - are kept in stock, and every razor is sold on a guarantee. No risk to the purchaser - the article is right, or it will be exchanged for one that is. The same in regard to pocket knives. A bewildering variety of these will be found in stock - fine, dainty knives for ladies; strong, heavy knives for mechanics, farmers, gardeners, etc.; penknives, corkscrew knives, scissor-knives, knives for everybody. A notable feature of the business is the repair department. All kinds of shears and scissors are ground and sharpened in the best manner; pocket-knives are sharpened or re-bladed; table-knives, carvers, etc., sharpened and polished, also re -handled. Razors are hollow-ground, concaved, and set. The excellence of the work done is well known, and customers often com-i from great distances. Many who had their goods spoiled by trusting their repairs to parties lacking skill or facilities found relief and satisfaction by taking them to the right shop. Mr. Felder has been engaged in the wholesale cutlery business for a number of years, and though he buys and sells only good goods, he knows what to buy and where to buy it. Many people have bought inferior, unsatisfactory goods, and have paid higher prices than is charged at his store for a good, reliable article. Any buyer of cutlery, private individual, or dealer will consult his interest by making his purchases at Charles Felder's cutlery establishment. No. 14 Bank Street, founded by R. Heinisch's Sons. |
| QUELLE | [Industries of New Jersey, Essex County V (1882) 730] |
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