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Adler's Jewelry
Founded in New Orleans in 1898, Adler's is housed at 722-724 Canal Street in the city's historic shopping district.
== Early history ==
Adler’s began as Coleman Adler Jewelry in 1898 in a two-story shop on Royal Street in the French Quarter.〔''Times-Picayune'', November 6, 1898.〕 In its early years, Adler’s designed call-out favors and other jewelry for Mardi Gras krewes.〔Monzon and Munster. “History and Origins of the Call-Out Favors,” Mardi Gras Collectors Club, 2008. www.cointradingpost.com.〕 In 1902, the store moved to 810 Canal Street.〔City Directory for New Orleans, Louisiana. 1902.〕 Canal Street, New Orleans was the premier shopping district of the entire region during the first half of the 20th century,〔Branley, Edward. “When Canal Street was ‘The Mall’,” GoNOLA.com. December 2, 2013.〕 and Coleman E. Adler was active in the Canal Street Commission for over thirty years.〔''New Orleans Item,'' January 17, 1902; December 21, 1907; January 8, 1908; February 18, 1911. ''Times-Picayune'', August 1, 1913; October 28, 1913; September 24, 1926; February 23 and 25, June 1 and 21, and November 26, 1930; May 16, 1931; March 20, 1935.〕 In 1904, Adler’s was chosen to create the Times-Picayune Loving Cup awarded to educator Sophie B. Wright.〔''Times-Picayune,'' May 1, 1904.〕 Adler’s designed and crafted the silver service the State of Louisiana presented to the navy’s ''U.S.S. Louisiana'' upon its first arrival at the port of New Orleans in December, 1906.〔''New Orleans Item,'' July 7, 1906. ''Times-Picayune,'' December 12, 1906.〕 The firm moved to its current location at 722-724 Canal Street in 1909.〔''New Orleans Item,'' March 18, 1909.〕 In 1912, the State of Louisiana chose Adler's to design and manufacture the official Louisiana Centennial coin.〔McMains, Frank. "Adler's Jewelry: Louisiana Bicentennial Coin," ''The Cultural Life,'' January, 2012.〕 The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art houses one of Adler's Centennial Coins in their permanent collection.〔http://www.metmuseum.org.〕 Adler’s also designed the perpetual silver football trophy awarded to the winner of the annual Thanksgiving Day football game played between Tulane University and Centenary College during the 1920s.〔''Times-Picayune,'' November 24, 1925.〕
The second generation of Adler’s Jewelry began in 1932 when Coleman’s sons Milton and Walter Adler joined the company as vice-president and secretary-treasurer. The firm officially changed its name to Coleman E. Adler and Sons.〔''Times-Picayune,'' November 8, 1931; and February 12, 1932.〕 All three of the Adlers contributed regularly to local charitable causes, including the local Red Cross, the Tuberculosis League, Touro Infirmary, the Community Chest, and the annual Doll and Toy Fund.〔''New Orleans Item,'' August 13, 1905; May 12 and June 12, 1909; February 14, 1911. ''New Orleans States,'' June 5, 1921. ''Times-Picayune,'' October 19, 1911; December 17, 1923; September 24, 1926; June 1 and November 26, 1930; February 16 and November 7, 1931; October 23, 1935; April 10, November 12 and 14, 1936; February 3 and November 17, 1937; November 9, 1938; July 9, October 28, and December 31, 1941; December 4, 1942; October 1, 1943; December 24, 1944; August 3, September 16, October 20 and 29, 1945; February 18, and April 9, 1946; May 18 and June 8, 1947; March 2, 1948; March 16, and November 11, 1952; February 6, April 15, August 6, September 14, 1953.〕
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