Citation - Boston Gazette: 1773.08.02

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Index Entry Fifes, made by Greenwood, Isaac 
Location Boston 
Citation
BG.773.047
2 Aug 1773:43 (956)
[cut of bust of lady holding open umbrella]  Not imported
but made by Isaac Greenwood, ivory-turner, at his shop in
Fore-Street, next door to Dr' Clark's, North-End,
Boston---Umbrilloes, where ladies may be supplied with neat
ivory or bone, mahogany or maple-headed dittos, of all
prices, as small as will suit misses of 4 or 5 years of age,
oyl cloth ditto for rain----Ladies who chuse to cover their
own, may be supplied with sticks.  Old sticks mended, or
covered with new or old silk, at a low price.----Makes
fifes, hautboys, billiard balls, hydrometers.--Ivory and
bone-headed sticks, tea boards, salvers, decanter stands,
turns posts, bannisters, flower pots, pillars for fronts,
pieces and particoes for houses.--Turns for silver-smith,
tankards, cans, castors, bead punches, with too many other
articles to be here enumerated, with fidelity and dispatch,
at a very reasonable rate, for cash only.
  N.B. Tips German flutes, and other instruments of musick,
with ivory.


Generic Title Boston Gazette 
Date 1773.08.02 
Publisher Edes and Gill 
City, State Boston, MA 
Year 1773 
Bibliography B0006417
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