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Exterior and Interior photos of MAX ELBE'S JEWELRY STORE which was located at 105 Falls Street. Circa 1920.
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2 comments:
I have a ring box from the 1920s or 1930's from Elbe's Jewelers Niagara Falls, NY. The little box is celluloid, and a perfect little bit of Art Deco - lined in blue plush. I often wonder who received this little trinket and what ring was enclosed.
I found a ring under a cabinet in our home.. that has a stamp inside it .. that I traced back to this jewelry store! I’m in Arkansas.. this is crazy!
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