D. T. Clancy

Name	D. T. Clancy
Ortssitz	New York City
Straße	Third Avenue 1042
Art des Unternehmens	Bilderrahmen- und Papierwarengeschäft
Anmerkungen	Adresse (um 1884): No. 1042 Third Avenue zwischen 61st und 62nd Streets. Produktion: Manufacturer of Picture Frames Mirrors, etc. Also Dealer in all Kinds of Stationery Books, Toys and Periodicals.
Quellenangaben	[New Yorks great industries (1884) 334]

Zeit	Ereignis
1859	D. T. Clancy zieht nach New York
1869	Gründung

Produkt	ab	Bem.	bis	Bem.
Bilderrahmen	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]
Buchhandel	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]
Spielwarenhandel	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]
Zeitschriftenhandel	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]	1884	[New York's great industries (1884)]

ZEIT	1884
THEMA	Firmendarstellung
TEXT	There are but few men in the metropolis that have had the wide and varied experi encethat Mr. D. T. Clancy enjoys, so far as the manu facture of picture, mirror and looking-glass frames an concerned. He has been established over fifteen years and for the last thirteen fears has had his establishment at its present location, No. 1042 Third Avenue, between 61st and 62nd Streets. Here may be found frames of all sizes, styles, and descriptions, both in gilt, black walnut, maple, papier mache, and many other durable materials, and Mr. Clancy is able and ready at any moment to manufacture to order any design of frame that the fancy of is customer may desire. Mr. Clancy also deals very ex-ensively at retail in all kinds of stationery, both imported and domestic, also in books, periodicals and toys, and by his. fair dealing the uniform courtesy with which he reats his customers and the reasonableness of his prices has built up a trade of no ordinary proportions. He is a thorough master or his business and has for years been a successful and prosperous manufacturer and merchant. Mr. Clancy is a native of Ireland. He has resided in New York for the last thirty-five years, and like so many of his countrymen has added to the wealth, prosperity, and welfare of our nation.
QUELLE	[New Yorks great industries (1884) 334]