New York History Forum: ullman manufacturing

Posted by: Randy (rhencke@ThisIsToPreventSpam-679-RemoveThis.mindspring.com) on 21 Jun 2003 at 9:47:10 PM
In-Reply-To: Ullman Manufacturing posted by Lori on 10:19:29 AM 20 Feb 2003

I'm also very interested in Ullman Manufacturing and have researched without success. I collect their images. Most of their business was postcards, but they had a substantial line of framed lithographs with colonial era subjects, usually tinted conspicuously but interestingly. Puritan women on the seashore, and interior scenes around the table are all typical. I really enjoy collecting their images and also would appreciate any history that turns up. Thanks and Happy Antiquing!!!

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• puritan woman near seashore - catina 8:20:56 AM 5 Oct 2003 (0)
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