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Item Code: 635-368
Nice wooden clothes hangar has black lettering that reads, "BREHM THE TAILOR / CLOTHES OF THE BETTER GRADES / GETTYSBURG, PA". Hangar is sturdy. Measures 17" wide.
Brehm the Tailor was located on Chambersburg Street in the early 20th century. There are several ads one can view online from the archives of the Gettysburg Times. [sl]
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