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  • Envelope and price list poster sent from Vogel Bros. & Co. Shoe Makers, located at Eight and Congress Streets, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope features an image of the factory. The poster includes images of the shoes.

  • Two envelopes sent to Shaw & Durham, Sherman, Texas, from Tom J. Landrum & Co., 224-228 Sixth Street, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope includes a lithograph image of the building facade.

  • Envelope sent from Tapp, Leathers & Co. located at Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Envelope includes lithographic illustration of building facade featuring the text "Louisville Clothing Manufactory - Tapp Leathers & Co - Wholesale Clothing."

  • Color postcard sent to J. D. Howell, White Rose, Kentucky, from Tapp Clothing Co., Inc., 815 West Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky

  • Envelope sent from Shuttleworth Clothing Co., 607 West Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope features an image of the Shuttleworth building facade. The building is labeled with "Manufactures and Jobers of Mens and Boy's Clothing."

  • Envelope sent from Shuttleworth Clothing Co., 607 West Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope features an image of the Shuttleworth building facade. The building is labeled with "Manufactures and Jobers of Mens and Boy's Clothing."

  • Envelope sent from Jas. A. Shuttleworth Clothing Co., 607 West Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. The envelope features an image of the Jas. A. Shuttleworth building facade. The building is labeled with "Manufactures and Jobers of Mens and Boy's Clothing." The letter requests that Rhodes Stormes & Co., McDaniels, Kentucky, allow Shuttleworth to ship their order earlier than originally agreed upon.

  • Envelope and invoice for O.L. Railey's purchase of 2 dozen hose from S. Shapinsky & Co, wholesale distributors of furnishings goods, notions and clothing, located at 605 W. Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

  • Invoice for a purchase by A.C. Shriepe, St. Anne, Illinois from R.M. Martin Company makers of High Grade Suspenders located at 1305-1313 West Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

  • Envelope and bill of sale for a purchase by A.C. Shriepe, St. Anne, Illinois, from R.M. Martin Company makers of High Grade Suspenders located at 1305-1313 West Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Envelope and bill of sale feature red spot color in return address block as well as letterhead design.

  • Letter to E. R. Attkisson, Louisville, Kentucky, from Carrie L. Frost for the Ox Breeches Manufacturing Co., Louisville, Kentucky, about a debt owed to Frost. Letterhead includes advertisement promoting Ox Breeches and Thoroughbred Trousers as well as lithographic image of an ox-pulled cart promoting the trousers "free if they rip."

  • Invoice for Verhoff purchase of a skirt from A. Stern, Dr. Ladies' Furnishing Goods, 352 Fourth Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky.

  • Two envelopes sent from Kahn & Wolf Clothing Manufacturers located at 462 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

  • Envelope sent from Kahn, Wolf & Son Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing located at 724 and 728 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

  • Envelope and invoice sent to O.L. Railey, Forkton, Kentucky, for the purchase of 1 dozen pants from Falls City Clothing Co., 812-814 West Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

  • Postcard advertising D. Davis & Son Furs, Etc. sent from 127-129 East Main Street and 128-130 Washington Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Card lists rates for the 1907-1908 season.

  • Envelope sent to Sam Hutchings, Barrett Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky, from McMichael, The Hatter, "Arbiter of Fashions" located in the Courier-Journal Building, Fourth Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky.

  • Envelope sent from Vogel Bros & Co. manufacturers of boots, shoes, and rubber. Verso includes a green, stylized mailing block and image of building facade. Recto features a green lithographic image of the factory including the building text of "Home of Radburn $2.50 Shoe." The manufacturer was located at 613 West Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

  • Envelope sent from Vogel Bros. & Co. Shoe Makers, Louisville, Kentucky, to McClure Brothers, Millerstown, Kentucky. The back of the envelope features an image of the factory and text that reads "Capacity 500 pairs daily

  • Envelope sent to E. B. Converse, care of Christian Observer, from Jno. J. Schulten & Co. Shoemaker located at 538-542 W. Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Envelope advertises "popular leathers and latest styles" for men and ladies. The back of the envelope features the initials JJSC&O circled by a horseshoe. Text on the horseshoe reads "Luck to the Wearer."
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