Whitney-Graham Company (sold)
The Whitney-Graham Company (fl. c. 1926 - 1942) was a printing and publishing company based in Buffalo, New York active in the early- to mid-twentieth century. The company was headed by Merle B. Whitney and H.H. Graham, both of whom previously worked for Mathews-Northrup based in Washington, D.C.
Courting industrial development along the Erie Railroad trunk line.
Erie Railroad Serving the Heart of the Industrial Empire.
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This is a highly graphic 1930 Whitney-Graham railroad map of the northeastern United States issued to promote industrial development along the Erie Railroad. (more details)
A promotional piece for a clothing brand based in Buffalo, New York featuring a 1935 calendar.
Hand-Needled Stylan Valu Clothes Manufactured by Simon Greenbaum 479 Washington Street, Cor. Mohawk - Buffalo, N.Y.
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Created as a promotional piece for Stylan Valu Clothes, this extremely rare 1934 Whitney Graham city map or plan of Buffalo, New York also features a 1935 calendar. The map, situated above the calendar, depicts the city from Lake Erie and the Niagara River to the City Line and from Grover Cleveland Park to South Park and the South Park Conservatory. Streets throughout the city are identified, as are the railroads, canals, bridges, and parks. The University of Buffalo is illustrated and labeled in the upper right quadrant. The Stylan Valu factory, located at 479 Washington Street, is marked by large black lettering and an arrow pointing out its location. (more details)