Browse Items (99 total)

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  Daily and Weekly Democrat envelope, 1865-00-8

  Envelope sent from the Daily and Weekly Democrat newspaper, Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  U.S. Christian Commission envelope, 1865 April 21

  Envelope sent from the U.S. Christian Commission, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  James Todd envelope, 1863 April 1

  Envelope sent from James Todd Wholesale Grocer, Louisville, Kentucky, to D. E. Humphreys, Spring Station, Woodford County, Kentucky.
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  Hogan & Duteil envelope, 1866 September 17

  Envelope sent from Hogan & Duteil, human hair work, located at 85 Fourth Street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Louisville bank check, 1869 September 9

  A mailed bank check from an unknown financial institution written in the amount of $198. Imagery behind the stamps features a battle scene between armed white men and Indigenous people.
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  Western Financial Corporation check, 1868 September 10

  Western Financial Corporation, Louisville, Kentucky check written from Joseph T. Tompkins & Co. to Bustard & Brownell for $1040.10.
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  Office Commercial Bank of Kentucky check, 1868 January 9

  Office Commercial Bank of Kentucky check written from Hall & Long to J. H. Thomas & Co. for $183.28.
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  Lane & Bartlett envelope and letter, 1868 November 6

  Envelope and letter about a debt sent to attorney John C. Montford, Pleasureville, Kentucky, from Lane & Bartlett manufacturers of plug tobacco. Located at 231 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  John Finzer & Bros. envelope, circa 1860

  Envelope sent to John Hayes, Pennsylvania, from John Finzer & Bros. located at 13 and 15 Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Rare cancel stamp.
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  Pitkin, Wiard & Co. letter, 1864 January 30

  Letter sent to M. J. Lucas, Gallatin, Tennessee, from Pitkin, Wiard & Co. South-Western Seed and Agricultural Warehouse located at 311 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. The letter provides notice of the price of Avery Plows.
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  Carter & Buchanan envelope and letter, 1860 September 14

  Envelope and letter sent to J. Blackwell, Ovid, Seneca Co, New York, from Carter & Buchanan, located at 484 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope notes that they are successors of Petere & Buchanan, manufacturers of Cummings's Straw and Cornstalk Cutter, Krausser's Cider Mills, railroad wheelbarrows, steel plows, cornshellers, chain pumps, and general agricultural implements. In the letter, Carter & Buchana recommends that Blackwell attempt to sell his clover huller in Ohio or Pennsylvania, and recommends two merchants.
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  Sandford Duncan & Co. envelopes, 1861

  Two envelopes from Sandford Duncan & Co. Dealers in Fancy Dry Goods located at 474 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Heeter & Chaudoin Wholesale Dealers in Hats, Caps, & Furs receipt, 1867 May 9

  Receipt for goods purchased from Heeter & Chaudoin Wholesale Dealers in Hats, Caps, & Furs located at 198 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Hope Insurance Co stamp, 1866 April 13

  Stamp used for mail from Hope Insurance Co, located in Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Louisville Commercial College envelope, 1865 September 28

  Envelope sent from Louisville Commercial College located in the Old Post Office building at the corner of Jefferson & Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Lists J.J. Boyd as Principal.
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  R.A. Robinson & Co. envelope, circa 1869

  Envelope sent from R.A. Robinson & Co., wholesale druggists, located at 609 W. Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  John P. Morton & Co. envelope, pamphlet, and statement, 1862 August 18

  Envelope, pamphlet, and account statement sent to John P. Bryan, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, from John P. Morton & Co. Publishers, Booksellers, and Printers located at 427 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Geo. B. Fessenden & Co. envelope, 1867 January 10

  Envelope sent to Alexander H. Stephens (1812-1883) from Geo. B. Fessenden & Co. Publishers located at the corner of Main and Second Streets, Louisville, Kentucky. The back of the envelope is notated with "Propose to publish Mr. Stephens' work on the war. answered".
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  Hinzen & Rosen Piano Manufactures color postcard, circa 1860s-1890

  Postcard advertisment for Hinzen & Rosen, piano manufactures located in Louisville, Kentucky. Lithograph is of two young children playing in a minature town.
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  Louis Tripp dealer envelope and invoice, 1866 November 15

  Envelope and invoice sent from Louis Tripp dealer in Piano-Fortes, Cabinet Organs located at 92 and 94 Jefferson Street, Louisville, Kentucky.