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A. Domeck & Co. Importers of Manufacturers of Human Hair Goods envelope, 1870 October 10

Envelope sent to C. E. Hartung & Company, New York, from A. Domeck & Co. Importers of Manufacturers of Human Hair Goods, located at 105 Fourth Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

Louisville Democrat envelope, 1870-00-19

Envelope sent from the Louisville Democrat newspaper, Third Street between Market and Jefferson Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

Christian Observer envelope, circa 1870 October 7

Envelope sent from the Converse & Co., publisher of the Christian Observer, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope advertises "The Oldest Religious Paper in the country. The Leading Paper of the Presbyterian Church in the Southern States. Unsurpassed as a Family Newspaper. One of the Best Mediums for Advertisers in the South. Terms $3 15 a year, (including postage.) Liberal inducements to canvassers."

Masonic Temple envelope, circa 1870

Yellow envelope sent to George C. Harris, Franklin, Kentucky, from the Masonic Temple, Louisville, Kentucky.

Louisville Rifle Club No. 2 postcard, 1874 September 24

German-language postcard invitation sent to John T. Stier, cigar manufacturer, Louisville, Kentucky, from the Louisville Rifle Club No. 2. Charles Hartmetz is named as 2nd Riflemaster and Wendel Kratz as 1st Riflemaster. The invitation is for "a prize competition. . . to be held on Sunday, the 27th of September in the park next to the Water Works."

Talmage Lake Ice Co. envelope, 1879 September 4

Envelope sent from Talmage Lake Ice Co., located at 155 Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Wholesale and retail dealers in Northern Lake Ice.

Patterson, Henry & Co. postcard, 1877 May 5

Price postcard sent to Charleston, South Carolina, from Patterson, Henry & Co., pork packers and provision dealers, Louisville, Kentucky.

McFerran, Shallcross & Co. envelope, circa 1878

Envelope from McFerran, Shallcross & Co., located at 78 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope design advertises Magnolia Hams.

Hogan & Duteil Human Hair Goods envelope, 1873 September 15

Envelope sent to C. E. Hartung & Company, New York, from Hogan & Duteil Wholesale & Retail dealers in Human Hair Goods. Located at 85 Fourth Street.

A. Duteil Human Hair Goods letter, 1871 October 9

Letter sent from A. Duteil Importer & Manufacturer of Human Hair Work, 85 Fourth Street, Louisville, Kentucky, to supplier C. E. Hartung & Company in New York City, requesting an order. The backside of the letterhead advertises many manufacturers, wholesale merchants, and professionals.

Willard Hotel envelope, circa 1875 October 26

Envelope sent from the Willard Hotel located at SE corner of Centre & Jefferson Streets, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope design includes an image of the hotel exterior, and names Whips & Willard as proprietors, and J. A. Patrick and Dick Chiles as clerks.

Willard Hotel envelope, circa 1875 October 22

Envelope sent from the Willard Hotel located at SE corner of Centre & Jefferson Streets, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope design includes an image of the hotel exterior and names W.C.D. Whips as proprietor.

Louisville City National Bank check, 1871 September 22

Louisville City National Bank, Louisville, Kentucky, check paid to Steinbrink, Seymour, Indiana, from O Bannon & Bashaw for $500.

Mantel & Cowan envelope, 1875 February 18

Envelope sent from Mantle & Cowan, leather goods, located at 155 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

Simon Shulhafer advertisement and J Hoffstadt & Sons envelope, 1876 December 14

Color advertisment of the Simon Shulhafer, Practical Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter, located at Law Temple, 158 Fifth Ave and Green Street. The ad depicts a color lithography of the Simon Schulhafffer building and notes "I carry the largest and cheapest line of gas fixtures, brackets and globes in the city." Envelope from J. Hoffstadt & Sons located at 63 East & 5 West Main Cross Street, Madison, Indiana.

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