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Understanding 9/11The Keystone, vol. 19, no. 10 (October 1898)
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The Keystone, vol. 19, no. 10 (October 1898)
- Publication date
- 1898
- Publisher
- The Keystone
- Collection
- gialibrary; additional_collections
- Language
- English
Jewelers' Circular, the first jewelry trade magazine, was founded in 1870. It had 4 roots: 1) the American Horological Journal, founded in 1869 and later merged with The Jewelers' Circular. 2) The Jewelers' Weekly, founded in 1885 and 3) The Jewelers' Review, founded in 1887. 4) The Keystone was established as a house organ in 1881.--Jewelers' Circular-Keystone, January 1935, p. 41.
Name of publisher varies: Robert W. Robins (1887-1888) -- S. H. Steele (1893-1894) -- B. Thorpe (1896-1905).
Subtitles vary: A monthly journal for the jewelry trade (1887) -- In the interest of the jewelry trade (1887-1888) -- The organ of the retail jewelry trade (1893, 1894) -- The organ of the jewelry and optical trades (1896-1898).
GIA Carlsbad library PRINT holdings: January 1887 to May 1930. Incomplete run. We only have 41 issues spanning this time period. Not all issues are complete
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- 2021-10-28 23:11:46
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- Year
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