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2. Alfred Karram - Wikipedia

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   Based in New York City, formerly with a jewelry store and studio at 57th Street and Madison Avenue, Alfred Karram designed jewelry for over 40 years.After selling his Manhattan store, he moved to South Florida and started an architecture and design business based in Boca Raton named Alfred Karram II.

3. Dieges & Clust - Wikipedia

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   They produced many medals, including the Spanish–American War Medal, the 1904 Olympic Medal, the Eagle Scout medal (from 1916 to 1920), [8] New York State World War I Service Medal, the Medal of Honour, and the Titanic-Carpathia Medals (at the request of "The Unsinkable" Mrs. Molly Brown).

4. S. Klein - Wikipedia

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   S. Klein started to build new suburban stores in the 1960s but in an unusual way. Instead of being an anchor store in the regional malls being built at the time, S. Klein would often build as an outparcel near, but not connected to the mall itself. Most stores were located in New York and New Jersey in the greater New York City area. S.

5. The Roxy (New York City) - Wikipedia

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   The Roxy (sometimes Roxy NYC) was a popular nightclub and former disco roller rink located at 515 West 18th Street in New York City.. Located in the Chelsea section of Manhattan, it began as a roller disco in 1978, founded by Steve Bauman, Richard Newhouse and Steve Greenberg. [1]

6. Michael C. Fina - Wikipedia

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   Michael C. Fina was a family-owned fine goods retailer and worldwide employee recognition company, based and operated in New York City and known for its online store for bridal registries and home goods. The company was last run by the third generation of the Fina family. Steven Fina was President and Chief Merchant of the retail division. [1]

7. Colibri Group - Wikipedia

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   On January 14, 2009, the company abruptly closed its doors announcing it was seeking the protections of filing a petition of receivership with the state of Rhode Island. In February 2009 Colibri changed ownership, and moved their head office from Providence to New York City, USA. Soon after, they introduced the Classic (C), Design (D), and ...