You can't beat the graphics on this check from a merchant named P R Carrington, dealer in Coal, Coke, and wood.  Cut cancel and revenue stamp.

This establishment is from a small town in Meriwether County.  Cover is included which has a faint cancel from Luthersville. Lettersheet and cover is dated 1897

Receipt in the form of a check.  Dingy corner. 1883 Lettersheet

Three spindle holes and other minor wear. See scan. Lettersheet dated 1883

1885-Advertising L S-Spindle holes and other minor wear

Dingy area on top left side. This town is in Dooly County and is very small, evidently named for the Byrom family.

This advertising letter sheet has a list of Banking Houses as well as Mercantile Houses, most run by members of the Lewis family.  This letter enclosed a bank draft. Others listed, Leonard Lewis Hawkinsville Ga, Lewis Brothers, Albany Ga, E B Lewis, Valdosta Ga, E S & S B Lewis, Albany Ga, R G & F J Lewis, Valdosta Ga, J F & S B Lewis Gum Creek Ga and D B Leonard, Vienna Ga.  

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Minor wear.  Brown has signed the 1888 invoice and was Justice of Peace in addition to his business.

Two letter sheets from this dealer in 1888. See scans.

This merchant dealt in hardware, groceries and was a broker and insurance agent. Signed by Brown  1888 Advertising LS

Folds and two spindle holes

Folds, small crease, stain, and pencil markings.

dingy, slight musty smell and some crumpling.

Two pages, legal sized showing purchases by a Macon Georgia hardware store.  Rifle and blasting powder.  This powder plant came to an end after a massive explosion and fire. Some dingy areas on the front and very dingy on the back. Slight musty smell.

Nice graphic of an elk.  Acidic toning on the right edge.

Nice graphic of a buggy but a long tear from the mid top which extents through the C in Carriage.  Also two spindle holes.  

Spindle holes, "We finish your snaps".

Two pages of this attractive advertising invoice.  Folds, and pin holes at top left

Signed by Meyer.  

This was/is a very long existing store in Montgomery.  They dealt in guns, ammunition, fishing tackle and offered safes and locks.  Good condition.

Nice graphic of a buggy. One spindle hole on this 1906 billhead

This is an almost full check book from a little town that at last count had just over 600 residents.  Dingy and wear.  Scan shows the condition.

Rough right hand edge and pencil markings. 1895 Letter sheet.

Dealer in meat, poultry and vegetables.  Clean, unused cover 188? Cattle 

Surgical and dental instruments and quack remedies on this 1880 advertising billhead.

Light green graphics at the top which may not show up that well in the scan. 

See scan to view the poor condition on this historic invoice which shows when two Macon newspapers merged.  Only the Telegraph was to survive.  Invoice is dated 1873

Good condition on this billhead dated 1894

See scan and note the heavy acidic toning on the bottom

This long letter sheet is larger than my scanner and lists many candy products and their prices. 1907 Letter Sheet.

Graphic features Dilworths Coffee Urn. 188?-Graphic BH

Stain near the boot,  1892 graphic billhead

See scan.  For some reason the addressee has been blacked out on the cover and the lettersheet.,  1908 Graphic LS-Cover                 

Several folds. 1897 bill head

Three pages with the graphics and one where top has been torn off.  There is a roughly opened advertising cover as well.  Personal contact addressed to Miss Carrie Mason of Grand Island Nebraska,  190? Graphic LS-Cover

one small stain,  1894-Graphic BH

Large and prosperous looking hardware company.  Two large holes and other pin holes.

see scan,  1889 Graphic Billhead

1858 Billhead

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This billhead is dated 1891. Acidic toning and some crumpling and other minor wear.  See scan.

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Beautiful graphics on this short invoice

Light green graphics on this invoice.  Good condition.

The last page only of an incomplete lettersheet.

Four pages of personal content on this lettersheet from Ethridge which has the largest Amish community in the South.  Rough and Dresser Lumber.  Some edge tears.  Also included is an advertising cover with a clear cancel from Ethridge.

Two pages of this letter sheet signed by J B Winslow.  Legal matters

One page of an incomplete letter and badly stained advertising cover.   The cancel reads Atlanta & New Orleans R P O.  See scan.  1872

I believe writing on the back shows the exact date of 1855.  Blue rag paper and a large graphic of a Straw Cutter.  Folds, slight crumpling and other wear.