Matot Distinctive Homes; Builders of Homes: Beauty, Convenience, Economy

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Title
Matot Distinctive Homes; Builders of Homes: Beauty, Convenience, Economy
Author
Arthur J Matot
Publication year listed
1928
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Matot Distinctive Homes; Builders of Homes: Beauty, Convenience, Economy

Author: Matot Construction Company

Year: 1928

Paperback catalog with tan, textured covers. The front cover is decorated with dark brown lettering and an illustration of a house along the lower left edge. At the top of the front cover is a dark brown rectangle with the words "Matot Distinctive Homes" in tan letters. There is another small house illustration with a musical score behind it, two birds on a branch, and the words, "Builders of Homes." At the bottom lower right corner is the name and address of the company, and in the bottom lower left corner is the price, "25 cents." The back cover has words that are centered and under the title "A Complete Building Service," with the name of the company at the bottom. The catalog is in good condition, with a few discolored spots, a small tear on the back cover, and wearing around the edges. Size: 8" x 10.5" From antiquehomestyle.com: "Matot Construction was formed in 1920 by Arthur J. Matot who had been active for some years in the Portland building industry. Matot was significant for designing a process to build quickly and efficiently, but he was also very much in the right place at the right time with a good idea. Always an asset when establishing a new business enterprise. The

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