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07-08-2004, 12:08 PM
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1869 Peck & Snyder Observation & Question
Posted By: ramram
Expansion! As his "emporium" grew he either bought a larger space nearby or expanded into adjacent space. The Ann Street location wasn't large enough so he expanded or moved nearby to the larger Nassau address. He then started producing the trade cards soon thereafter. The CDV would also be typical of the 1860's date as it generally died out by the 1870's. The larger cabinet cards and trade card size picked up about that time. 
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