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 Picture of '"rnd Ba. Industry

As given cf July 1, 1934 compiled by Co.e Directors: (See G-eneral
files)


In 1904


- 7e entire n-.ticn d.i .';C,500,000 worth of business


In 1929






As of July 1s
 1934


11 11


S.';67,000,000 in leather bags
 1,000,000 in evening and
 fabric bags
 4,000,000 in bags to retail
 for .1;. 00


Tie volume o' basi-nes- wvas )4j0,000,000., out of
which .23,000,000. covered ba.-gs to retail fi'om
200 up to )$1.00, ,.nCL the b,.l."ice for begs from
(.19.5 up to '23.O ea.ch.

35J of th.e N1 ticril s retail business in hpnibags
is done between ThPmks-ivin, Da.y and December 24th.

B igs at )2.95 r-nd. u. -Lre made by hind in New York
City.

Bags from 20.! to $1.00 f re made by the newv and
modern machinery in t-:.e out-of-town factories.


 PRC.DJOgTIOI: II: UiITS


Je proOuced ?L ..0C0,000 units


In 1934 as of
July 1st-


7e produced 70,000,000 units from 20A up to :1.00,and
 OO,500,000 2.93 and up


Code Authority 1ionthly Reports

(See Exi.ibit F) W-.ge Reports Sales Volume -
Unit Voluie Cl .assificc.tim of workers engr.aged.


9811


In 1929