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Farmer

New York. Emerged in 1862 out of White. Through at least 1867 they were trading as Farmer, Little & Company dba “White’s New York Type Foundry.” Traded as A.D. Farmer from 1892. Acquired by ATF in 1909. [Saxe, Loy]

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What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?1852

Lee, Mann & Co.

Contributed by Nick Sherman

<cite>What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?</cite>

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