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Continuation describes nearly one hundred employees and distinguishes the American Buckle & Cartridge Company in the southern part of the village

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Continuation describes nearly one hundred employees and distinguishes the American Buckle & Cartridge Company in the southern part of the village.

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Source: J. L. Rockey, editor; W. W. Preston, publisher; History of New Haven County, Connecticut, 334; Internet Archive

Continuation describes nearly one hundred employees and distinguishes the American Buckle & Cartridge Company in the southern part of the village
J. L. Rockey, editor; W. W. Preston, publisher; History of New Haven County, Connecticut, 334; Internet Archive. 1892. Open the full image to inspect small print.

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Continuation describes nearly one hundred employees and distinguishes the American Buckle & Cartridge Company in the southern part of the village.

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Silent Grounds Collective, West Haven Buckle Company, SGC-WB-011, WB-006, “Continuation describes nearly one hundred employees and distinguishes the American Buckle & Cartridge Company in the southern part of the village.” Source: J. L. Rockey, editor; W. W. Preston, publisher; History of New Haven County, Connecticut, 334; Internet Archive. https://archive.org/details/historyofnewhave01rock/page/n408/mode/1up. Research edition, accessed 2026-09-08.

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