Fonds 1294 - Levy Family Fonds

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Levy Family Fonds

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CA JPL-A 1294

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Harold and Eva Levy, long-time residents of Cote St-Luc, were active community members. Mr. Levy began his career as a tailor. He later went on to manufacturing children's outwear. Items in the collection reflect the history of manufacturing in Montreal, such as the W&W pedal sewing machine. Other notable items include the 'pearly outfits' (which were costumes made for a charity event), with buttons hand sewn into elaborate designs by the Levys and their friends. The Levys were also part of the original founders of the Beth Zion congregation in Cote St-Luc. The first cheder for the congregation was held in the Levy home. Mr. Levy was also a member of the Pipe Smokers' Club of Montreal. Mr. Levy served in the Royal Canadian Air Force during World War II.

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Consists of various artefacts, including textiles, glassware, pipes, tailor's tools, as well as several recipe and prayer books, ephemera, and photographs belonging to the Levy Family.

Textile materials include men's and women's hats, clothing, jackets, aprons, and tie clips. Also includes ephemera such as pins, caps, badges, and uniform of the Royal Canadian Air Force and the Montreal Pipe Smoker's Club.

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