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3. Herbert Blitzstein - Wikipedia

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   When he was released from prison, he moved to Las Vegas to serve as muscle for Tony Spilotro. Spilotro, his brother, John, and Blitzstein ran the Gold Rush Ltd. jewelry store, located on West Sahara Avenue, which was a front for the Hole in the Wall Gang, so named because they punched holes through walls and ceilings to grab loot and run.

4. Joseph (fashion brand) - Wikipedia

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   Joseph was among the first to combine a restaurant and shop in one space. The Sloane Street store has a Joe's Restaurant on site and the Brompton Cross store has a Joe's Restaurant across the road. The Sloane Street, Knightsbridge flagship store was opened in 1979, and was designed by acclaimed architect Norman Foster.

5. H. J. Whitley - Wikipedia

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   Whitley was born in Toronto, the seventh and youngest son of Joseph Whitley and Eleanor Johnstone. [1] He grew up in Flint, Michigan , and attended Toronto Business College. Whitley became a naturalized citizen of the United States in the 1870s.

6. Joel Arthur Rosenthal - Wikipedia

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   After a short stint as a salesman in the New York store of Bulgari, he returned to Paris in 1977 and began designing pieces there from affordable materials, such as coral, moonstone and minute colored diamond. Quick success led the self-taught Rosenthal to open a non-descript salon at 7 Place Vendôme, where he still hosts his loyal clients. [3]

7. Miriam Haskell - Wikipedia

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   However, her jewelry was seldom signed before 1950, and it was her brother Joseph Haskell who introduced the first regularly signed Miriam Haskell jewelry. For a very short time during the 1940s, a shop in New England did request all pieces they received be signed by Miriam - this signature being a horseshoe-shaped plaque with Miriam Haskell ...