Fifth Avenue, New York Trailer

Fifth Avenue, New York Trailer (1897)

05 March 1897 1 mins

"The famous parade ground of Metropolitan fashion. Exquisitely gowned women, club men, actresses, millionaires pass by on their afternoon stroll." - from the Edison Catalog

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United States 05 March 1897

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