Largest shoe dealers in the world, compliments of Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis
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Largest shoe dealers in the world, compliments of Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis, A.W. Elson & Co. (1896), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A poster-style print shows a woman in a flowing white dress and upswept hair seated on an ornate blue and red cushioned divan, holding a white sheet of paper. Elson & Co. in 1896.
