Gartner & Bender Publishers
1104 S. Wabash Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60605
I am not sure if all of these belong in this group.
If you know better than I do, please let me know.
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| Gartner & Bender/ A Cheerful Halloween/ c1916/ color |
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| Gartner & Bender/ A Cheerful Halloween/ c1916/ sepia |
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| Gartner & Bender/ A Halloween prize |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Halloween Greetings/ Clapsaddle |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Here's to a Happy Halloween/ color |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Here's to a Happy Halloween/ sepia |
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| Gartner & Bender/ On Halloween the witches/ sepia |
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| Gartner & Bender/ On Halloween the witches/ white |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Strange things |
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| Gartner & Bender/ To greet you/ color |
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| Gartner & Bender/ To greet you/ sepia |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Halloween Greetings o you |
Gartner & Bender/ To Wish a Jolly Halloween
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| Gartner & Bender/ A Jolly Jolly Halloween/ sepia |
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| Gartner & Bender/ A Jolly Jolly Halloween/ color |
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| Gartner & Bender/ A Jolly Jolly Halloween/ white/ color |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Halloween Greetings on the |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Halloween is the time/ color |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Halloween is the time/ sepia |
Gartner & Bender/ On Halloween/pink dress
Gartner & Bender/ On Halloween/pink dress/back of card
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| Gartner & Bender/ On Halloween |
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| Gartner & Bender/ back of card |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Cats and Witches/ sepia |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Cats and Witches/ colored |
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| Gartner & Bender/ Halloween Greeting/ witch and frogs |
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This is part of the transcript of tariff hearing relating to the import of
post cards from foreign countries.
November 30, 1908 Tariff Hearings
(from Google Maps 1/25/2019)
1104 S. Wabash Ave.
Built in 1891, it is a City of Chicago Landmark (1996) and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (1980). Built by William LeBaron Jenney, acknowledged as the inventor of the skyscraper for his fire-proofed metal skeleton-frame designs, the Ludington building represents his continuing experimentation as the first entirely terra cotta-clad skyscraper. The Ludington is also a rare survivor, one of only two extant loft buildings in Chicago built by Jenney.
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