- B.
Kuppenheimer & Co., or
simply Kuppenheimer, was a men's
clothing manufacturing and
retail operation based in Chicago,
Illinois and
later Atlanta, Georgia...
- to the
outskirts of the
Black Forest. The
height differences in the
Kuppenheimer district ranges from 118 m in Won "Lower
Eichel Plan" to 127 m in the...
- for The Sa****ay
Evening Post, and
advertising illustrations for B.
Kuppenheimer men's
clothing and
Arrow brand shirts and
detachable collars. He was...
-
leading the firm. In 1997, it purchased, then liquidated, the
bankrupt Kuppenheimer chain. Men's
Wearhouse notably ran
television and
radio commercials featuring...
- B.
Kuppenheimer Jr.
House is a
historic house at 789 Burr
Avenue in Winnetka, Illinois. The
house was
built in 1937-38 for
Louis B.
Kuppenheimer Jr....
-
divested itself of all
retail outlets,
except the
Kuppenheimer chain. The
company sold its 91-store
Kuppenheimer unit and two
tailored clothing factories in...
- for Kum-a-Part jewelry, E.
Howard Watch Company,
Franklin automobiles,
Kuppenheimer clothes,
Right Posture clothes, Ohio
Electric Car Company, Remington...
- The
northernmost structure is the
Currier Center, the
southernmost is
Kuppenheimer Hall, and the
easternmost is the
Athletic and
Recreation Center. Nichols...
- was
originally created in 1903 for the
Chicago clothing manufacturer,
Kuppenheimer & Company. This
venture was
modeled on the Arts and
Crafts movement ideals...
-
American History. 68 (3): 517–538. doi:10.2307/1901937. JSTOR 1901937.
Kuppenheimer, L. B. (1996).
Albert Gallatin's
Vision of
Democratic Stability: An Interpretive...
