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[[Image:LITTLEBRUCEB.png|left|thumb|250px|Magnified section of envelope.]]C. H. LITTLE, BRUCE AND COMPANY. C. H. Little, Bruce and Company located at 543-545 Main Street in 1890-91, imported earthenware from Liverpool, England and chinaware from Hamburg, Germany. | [[Image:LITTLEBRUCEB.png|left|thumb|250px|Magnified section of envelope.]]C. H. LITTLE, BRUCE AND COMPANY. C. H. Little, Bruce and Company located at 543-545 Main Street in 1890-91, imported earthenware from Liverpool, England and chinaware from Hamburg, Germany. | ||
Revision as of 17:40, 10 July 2014
C. H. LITTLE, BRUCE AND COMPANY. C. H. Little, Bruce and Company located at 543-545 Main Street in 1890-91, imported earthenware from Liverpool, England and chinaware from Hamburg, Germany.
The 1899-1900 Dubuque City Directory listed 537-545 Main.
The company became BECKER-HAZLETON COMPANY and was purchased in 1959 by G. J. Hohnecker who established HOHNECKER'S in Dubuque.