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Location March 1930: Morris, Mann & Reilly, Inc. Location August 1936: Morris Mann & Reilly, Inc. Showroom: 292 Fifth Ave. Morris, Mann & Reily, Inc. exhibited at the Second National Merchandise Fair, held July 23- August 3, 1923 at the Grand Central Palace, New York City. (New York Times May 3, 1923, page 9) Full page ad on page 52 of the March 1930 issue of "Hand Bag Modes" features geometic leather patchwork clutch bags with Art Deco flair. ![]() Fur grained vinyl, a material called Reymor, was featured in this display ad on page 74 of the August 1936 issue of "Luggage & Leather Goods." ![]() The 1940s February 1942 Luggage & Leather Goods, page 38 full page ad ![]() Full page ad April 1942 "Luggage & Leather Goods," page 32 ![]() The Cotton Charmers For Summer Selling article in the April 1942 Luggage & Leather Goods, page 40 illustrated new designs using innovative materials not limited by wartime priorities. 1942CottonSInTheBag ![]() An attractive underarm envelope of wheat colored homespun combined with Reymor simulated python. It may also be had with water-snake or moroccan grained trim or in colored homespun. Retail price is $2.95. This is featured by Morris Mann & Reilly, Inc. June 1942 Luggage & Leather Goods, page 38 ![]() same issue page 42 ![]() Dual purpose bag from Morris, Mann & Reilly, Inc., Chicago. In capeskin, it is a smart daytime bag. Can be turned into a dressy cocktail bag by merely untying bows and folding the sides back. Shown in navy and red, also available in six other colors. "The attractive, reversible novelty from Morris, Mann & Reilly uses wood, instead of metal for the frame at the bottom." (page 63) August 1942 "Luggage & Leather Goods," page 32 ![]() Handbag News August 1942 "Luggage & Leather Goods," page 58 Harry Morris Visits New York "In an interview with Harry Morris, of Morris, Mann & Reilly, Chicago, Mr. Morris became quite enthusiastic about some of the new patented handbag numbers which the "finm will show in a very short time. Categories: Makers |