Montross and Clarke Company
The Montross and Clarke Company (fl. c. 1907 - 1934) was a commercial stationary, printing, and blank book business. Incorporated by William F. Montross, James L. Clarke, and Russell R. Cornell in New York City, they took over the business of Montross, Clarke, and Emmons, manufacturing stationers.
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