Reliable sources: Industrial suppliers, eBay, factory refurbishment programs
Appendices H-L: Additional Data Appendix H: PASSPort Approved Subcontract Records for LL 174-Eligible Primes, FY22-25 (Mayoral Agencies Only) This appendix contains a summary of subcontract records (count and value) by agency and M/WBE Category for the past three fiscal years Visit this link to view data: Appendix I: Summary of Contract and PO Totals, Subject to LL 174 Participation Goals This appendix contains a summary of contract and PO data (count and value) by agency and M/WBE Category Visit this link to view data: Appendix J: Summary of Spend Data, Subject to LL 174 Participation Goals This appendix contains summary data displaying spend by year, agency, and prime/sub contract type Visit this link to view data: Appendix K: Summary of M/WBE Small Purchase Method Registrations This appendix contains a summary of M/WBE Small Purchase method registration data (count and value) by agency and M/WBE Category
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A later advertisement (1865) of Demuth & Col., now in the Arents Collections of the New York Public Library, states that they were constantly manufacturing wooden show figures for all classes of business, such as Segar Stores, Wine & Liquors, Druggists, Yankee Notions, Umbrella, Clothing, Tea Stores, Theatres, Gardens, Banks, Insurance Companies, &c. Although Indians were by far the most common, stores such as Demuth sold a large variety of personalities, mortal and immortal, historical and contemporary, including those already common abroad
