[Case of Tiffany Furnaces, plaintiff, against Steuben Glass Works, defendant, Equity No. A. 66. U.S. District Court, Western District of New York, 1913 - 1914].

Title: 
[Case of Tiffany Furnaces, plaintiff, against Steuben Glass Works, defendant, Equity No. A. 66. U.S. District Court, Western District of New York, 1913 - 1914].

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Author/Artist: 
Tiffany Furnaces
Description: 
8 items : ink on paper ; 33 x 20 - 34 x 22 cm
Format of Material: 
Documents
Subjects: 
Hawkes, Smauel.
Millward, Edwin.
Steuben glass.
Tiffany Furnaces.
Glass industry and trade New York (State) 20th century. YKM
Glass workers New York (State) 20th century.
Manufacture of glass New York (State) 20th century.
Iridescent glass New York (State) 20th century.
Documents. YKM
Bib ID: 
142963
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Location: 
Secured Stacks - Documents
Call Number: 
142963
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Notes: 
Document 36:4.
In digitization queue as of September 30, 2015.
Items are stained with ink bleeding.
Items are individually bound to blue page at the top of page.
Contents: 
Documents include: subpoena issued to Steuben Glass Works by U. S. District Court, November 3, 1913; complaint filed by Tiffany Furnaces, Louis C. Tiffany, President, November 3, 1913; undated answer of Steuben Glass Works signed by Samuel Hawkes, President, and T. de M. Hawkes, Secretary; demand for bill of particulars submitted by Francis C. Williams, solicitor for defendant, November 24, 1913; affidavit (copy) of Edwin Millward, November 26, 1913; affidavit and order for bill of particulars signed by Frederick Carder, January 17, 1914. Affidavit and order (copy), Francis C. Williams, solicitor for defendant, January 19, 1914; and discontinuance submitted by Munn & Munn, attorneys for plaintiff, March 5, 1914.