Job Lot's merchandise included thousands upon thousands of items from unsuccessful sales promotions, salvage merchandise from ships and goods bought from bankrupt companies and U . S . Customs Service auctions.
22.
Geoffrey Moorhouse in his book " Calcutta " says it looks " as if they had been scavenged from job lots on the Portobello Road on a series of damp Saturday afternoons ."
23.
In 1990, Robbins was sued by a business partner alleging Robbins artificially created debt in a company they owned, Bay State Job Lot Inc ., by charging increased rent, utility charges, and warehouse fees.
24.
In January 2012, he appeared in the British crime drama " ITV sitcom " The Job Lot " which aired in 2013 and is set in a busy unemployment bureau in the West Midlands.
25.
Wright did clearly misstep here and there, as with the cozy-deal publication of a thin book of his ephemera that was snapped up in job lots by folks who might like to do political business with him.
26.
He bought the three friaries as a job lot for ?26 in 1540, but one of them alone fetched the same sum when he sold it three years later, minus the building stone, which he kept for himself.
27.
Ocean State Job Lot opened for business in 1977 as a single store operation in North Kingstown, RI . The merchandise selection consists of a variety of manufacturer's overruns, overstocks and packaging changes, as well as selected other products.
28.
The greater part of the rail came with a job lot of steel sleepers, clips, screws, bolts and fishplates, all to several different patterns, which had to be sorted by WHR and FR volunteers before they could be used.
29.
At one time, strapped for cash, he disposed of his pictures in job lots for 25 francs each, not much more than he got for the caricatures he did at the age of 16 and sold on the streets to passers-by.
30.
Osman opened a small basement store on Allen Street on the Lower East Side in the 1930s, and about 1950, he opened Job Lot Trading Co . at 41 Vesey St ., near City Hall, and later another store, The Pushcart, next door.
