The New Store Of Lord & Taylor, Fifth Avenue, Thirty-eighth Street, Thirty-ninth Street

A fascinating glimpse into the grand opening of the new Lord & Taylor department store on Fifth Avenue, between 38th and 39th Streets. This historical document captures the excitement and innovation surrounding the store's debut, showcasing its architectural design and retail philosophy. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of retail, urban development, or the Lord & Taylor legacy.

Explore the store's early 20th-century ambiance, marketing strategies, and impact on New York City's cultural landscape. This vintage publication offers a unique perspective on a bygone era of shopping and consumerism.

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