Browse Items (607 total)

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  Cruiser Louisville envelope, 1941-04

  Envelope mailed via the U.S.S. Louisville. Hand drawn color illustration of the state of Kentucky, a jockey on a horse, three white stars, and blue, red, and white stripes. Stamped as "U.S.S."
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  Envelope to John B. Bryners, undated

  Envelope sent to John B. Bryners, located in Hardinsburg, Kentucky. Mailed with a three cent stamp.
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  Saint Matthews, Kentucky envelope, 1864

  Envelope sent to Hon. R. A[erson], Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, from Saint Matthews, Kentucky.
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  Saint Matthews, Kentucky envelope, 1857

  Envelope sent to Winchester Hall, Chicago, Illinois, from Saint Matthews, Kentucky.
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  We Have Beat Our Last Retreat envelope, 1888 March 8

  Envelope sent from Louisville, Kentucky, to Miltern Griffith located in Plymouth, Ohio. Color Lithograph depcits a soldier surrounded by patriotic symbols and "We Have Beat Our Last Retreat".
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  For the Union envelope, circa 1863

  Envelope printed for C. Magnus, located at 12 Frankfort Street, New York. Lithograph of a woman holding a flag labeled "For the Union" and two men shaking hands with "Kentucky" underneath.
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  Patriotic envelope, 1862 September 12

  Envelope sent from Louisville, Kentucky, to Maria Schenck, Peru, Huren County, Ohio. Color lithograph depicts a woman with an American flag, and the word "Union!".
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  Bald eagle envelope, circa 1866 March 11

  Envelope sent from Louisville, Kentucky, to Teresa Carver located in Savannah, Wayne County, New York. Color lithograph of a bald eagle on an American flag shield.
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  Louisville Hotel postcard, 1913 September 29

  Color postcard depicting the Louisville Hotel building façade in Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Young Men's Christian Association envelope, 1885 April 14

  Envelope sent from the Young Men's Christian Association, Louisville, Kentucky at 431 West Walnut Street.
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  Wood, Stubbs & Co. envelope, 1917 November 19

  Envelope sent from Woods, Stubbs & Co. seedsmen located at 219-221 East Jefferson Street, Louisville Ky.
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  Wm. Skene & Co. Louisville Fertilizer Works envelope, circa 1880s-1900s

  Envelope sent from Wm. Skene & Co. Louisville Fertilizer Works and Louisville Carbon and Coal Oil Works, Wholesale Lamps, Chandeliers, Lanterns, & etc. Envelope features lithograph image of a Buckeye lantern. Office is located at 153 West Main Street and Works at 177-187 High Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Wm. H. Dilingham envelope, undated

  Envelope sent from Wm. H. Dilingham, Mill & Factory Supplies. Envelope also lists the company as selling Belting, Cotton Warps, Due Stuffs, Oils, etc.
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  Wm. H. Dillingham, Mill & Factory Supplies, Machinery envelopes, circa 1870 September-October

  Two envelopes sent from Wm. H. Dillingham, Mill & Factory Supplies, Machinery located at 143 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Wm. H. Dillingham, Mill & Factory Supplies, Machinery envelope, 1873 November 11

  Envelope sent from Wm. H. Dillingham, Mill & Factory Supplies, Machinery located at 143 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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  Wm. G. Meier & Co. Leaf Tobacco envelopes, circa 1880s-1890s

  Three envelopes destined for Germany and Belgium sent from the Wm. G. Meier & Co. Leaf Tobacco of Louisville, KY.
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  Wilson Ear Drum Co. envelope, July 25, 1895

  Envelope sent from Wilson Ear Drum Co
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  William Ritcher & Co. House envelope and letter, 1888 August 10

  Envelope and letter sent to Mr. Schiel, from his sister Christine. The envelope and letterhead were printed for William Ritcher & Co. House Furnishing Goods located at 326 Market Street, Louisville, Kentucky. The backside of the letter includes a printed image of a "warm air furnace." The front design of the letterhead and envelope features an image of pots and kettles on a monitor oil stove.
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  William Kopp Manufacturer envelope, 1898 February 20

  Envelope sent from William Kopp manufacturer of safes, wardrobes, and tables. Located at 2027 W. Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope design features an image of a wooden pie safe or cabinet.
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  William E. Almstedt Stock and Bond Broker envelope, 1887 August 12

  Envelope sent from William E. Almstedt Stock and Bond Broker located at 506 West Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.