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Advertising premium metal paper clip from Robert Reiner, Inc. Textile Machines since 1903.

This receipt, dated August 17, 1870, shows that 287 tons of Lackawanna stove coal was shipped from Weehawken to Providence, RI on the Schooner W.O. Irish via the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.

This ad reads "Towing - Scows and Covered Barges for Charter - Steam Supplied - Shamrock Towing Co,. Inc - Foot of Baldwin Avenue, Weehawken, N.J. - Tel: N.J. Union 7-0650, N.y. - LO 4-8188-8189". Shamrock Towing was founded in 1870 by Captain…

Letterhead from the Shamrock Towing Company , Inc., located at the foot of Baldwin Avenue.

This is a negative of a photograph of truck number 5 belonging to The Gardner and Meeks Co. Lumber Yard, Union City, NJ Click on the link for the back of this item to see an image of what the positive photo would look like.

This is an advertising calendar from the Weehawken Trust Company, which was, of course, located in (wait for it) Union City, on Bergenline Avenue at 48th Street.

Advertisement from the October, 1918 edition of the Orange and Blue, which was a publication of Union Hill High School. F.J. Bergmann was in real estate and sold fire insurance from his office at 203 Angelique Street, Weehawken.

Advertisement from the October, 1918 edition of the Orange and Blue, which was a publication of Union Hill High School. Dr. Richard J. Waters was an osteopathic physician practicing at 965 Boulevard East at 3rd Street (corner of 47th Street.)

Advertisement from the October, 1918 edition of the Orange and Blue, which was a publication of Union Hill High School.

Advertisement from the October, 1918 edition of the Orange and Blue, which was a publication of Union Hill High School. J. Rispoli Fruit and Vegetable Market was located at 646 Park Avenue.