Minor wear on this unused cover "Bluegrass stock farm has stallions and jacks for sale at all times, we carry in stock the best breeding that Missouri and Kentucky can afford."  Hamilton Brothers Mexico Missouri.

Nice graphics on the back of this cover dated in the 1880's..  The front reads "Return to J B Wooster & Co" and an address in San Francisco.  Cancel in from San Francisco but it not clear as to the date.  

Condition problems on this 1899 billhead showing Mike Michael and his brother Mohr Michael, sellers of all things horses. The billhead is dingy (I erased some) but cleanable. The right edge is damaged, also an area on the bottom edge.  There are some corner creases as well.  Please study the scan carefully.

This letter is from the Essex County Health Association, Beverly Massachusetts advertising the sale of the 22nd Annual Christmas Seal Sale for the benefit of the Massachusetts Tuberculosis League.  The actual stamps are on the back and there are six rows of stamps, three of the rows stuck to the top three rows.   

I can't quite read the artist's name but the horses are lovely.  A light corner crease on one corner but overall the condition   is good. Never mailed.  H Rint? may be the name.

Interesting graphics on this little billhead.  Tear at mid-bottom edge.

Short 1899 letterhead.  Typewriting is very faded but it is a business letter.  Folds, some small spots at right edge.

I could hardly wait when I bought this 1926 letterhead to research it and find out what I could on this interesting event. Here is what I found on the web.

Dealer in hardware and guns, ammunition and sporting goods. Can be mailed along the original folds in an envelope. Ignore price on the invoice as it includes insurance and I will refund paypal payment.

Dealer for shoes and brogans. 1891 is the date on this invoice.

Two pages of a short advertising note paper for the Home Stave Company in Madisonville.  Madisonville cancel on the front and a partial cancel for Philadelphia Tn on the back.  R H Kizer of that company is writing his son. The letterhead and cover is dated in 1904.

Nice graphic of a coal wagon hitched to a horse. Dingy right side including a crease on lower right side.  See scan.

Complete letter, front to back.  One small edge tear. Queen Street in Charleston South Carolina

Neat graphic of a a buggy or a automobile, whichever.  The company was an agent for Hudson and Page-Detroit Motor Cars.  Pin holes at the top left corner

Stains across one of the folds.  See scan. This lettersheet is dated 1904

Six spindle holes but still has a clean appearance.  A couple of light stains to the right of the signature.

Beautiful graphics on this 1910 billhead showing a pig, turkey, duck and cabbage plants.  Light fold, stain and other light wear.

Unused lettersheet with great graphics.  This company sold coffee, tea and oats The buildings are shown at the bottom of the sheet.

This 1902 invoice is in poor condition but it is such an important company that I purchased it anyway.  Edge tears and dingy appearance.  Please study the scan carefully. Arms ammunition fishing tackle

Six page, gossipy 1885 letter-cover written to Frank Fields, Esq in Nashville.  The letter is written on Central Hotel Charlotte North Carolina lettersheets but the cover has the Merchants Hotel in Spartanburg South Carolina.  The envelope is ragged on the right side and has a big ink stain.  Somewhat dingy appearance. This hotel was build in 1880 located in down town Spartanburg. The building burned in 1910.

Three and a half pages of a complete letter with personal content. The last page is torn.  According to the letter sheet this Inn was owned and operated by Lees-McRae College.

Undated but would be in the 1880's.  One page of advertising with graphics on both sides.  "The Reservoir Vases are made with a reservoir to hold water.  The mosture is drawn up into the earth by capillary attraction. The soil does not get caked and hard as in vases where water is poured on the top of the earth.  Reservoir vases only need watering once in ten to fifteen days, making them invaluable for cemetery use." See scans.  There is an area on the second scan that looks like it may have had tape on it.

Dealer in children's carriages and go-carts. The billhead is dated in 1907

Nice graphics on this 1898 invoice.

One page from an incomplete letter.  Note the heavily illustrated backside of prominent buildings in San Antonio. 

Small lettersheet in great condition.

Small lettersheet is clean.

One page, complete small lettersheet 

This is one of the most attractive letterhead that I have ever had.  Case was a dealer in Coaches, Coupes, Livery, and served in weddings, funerals, and specialties. Heavy folds with one tiny hole at one fold.

folds on this 1884 invoice

Excellent condition on this 1916 Billhead.        

One page personal letter signed by W B Brooks, dated 1890

This 1904 letterhead is from the office of the Registry of Deeds.  I don't know what the S S stands for.  Small edge tear and creasing at the lower left hand corner.

Two letters, one dated in 1867 and the other dated in 1868 from the General Superintendent's Office written by E W Cole. 

Personal letter dated 1900 accompanied by a nice cover showing the Planters Hotel in St Louis Missouri

Seven page love letter with the graphic on all of the sheets. Advertising Cover with a graphic of the hotel on the back but stamp is missing. Letter is addressed to Annie Kate Lewis at La Grange College, La Grange, Ga.  The future husband was Jim. 

Three different checks, some of which I have duplicates of.  One is date 1926, one 1923 and 1916 on the other.  See scan.

The lot consists of statements from the Tishomingo Savings Institution in Corinth Mississippi, the John Trice Banking Co in Okolona Miss, and the Bank of Winona, in Enona Miss. Please view the scans to see the condition.

This flyer measures nine by four and a half inches and includes testimonials of cured patients.  One tiny edge tear.

Nice graphics of this small lettersheet which was actually mailed from Jacksonville Florida.  Here is some information found on the web about Wiedemann:

Nice large engraving on this letter sheet for grocers in Montgomery.  F M Gilmer Jr, William Taylor and Richard Jones.  Folds and some creasing on the blue rag paper.

This is an early imprint that bears the partial date 18__. It came with some stampless covers from the 1840's.  It measures 8 by 5 and a half inches and is rag paper with early printing.  Bowling Green Ky.  Promise to pay the Bank of Kentucky.  There is creasing at the top left hand side.

1840 billhead of a dry goods merchant on Dauphin Street in Mobile.  Made out to Mrs. Miles.  Multiple folds which appeared have been pressed out. 

Great graphics on this billhead from a dealer in groceries, liquors, and plantation supplies.  Fold with light crumpling.

Nice graphic of ships on this invoice.  Pin holes and tiny stains. Dated 1855

Letterhead from Columbia South Carolina advertising the Columbus Wagon which won the highest award at the San Francisco Exposition.  One edge tear  Back is a Table of Values on their other products with graphics.

This company dealt in agricultural implements.  Note the nice graphic of one of their implements on the cover.  Cancel from Staunton.