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W. E. Thomas Sweet Potatoes Nassawadox VA Letterhead w Grader Shed Photo ESVA

1931 W. E. Thomas Sweet Potatoes Nassawadox VA Letterhead with Grader Shed Photo graphic ESVA. Telephone Belle Haven 6 F 4. In the grader shed photo, you can make out the painted signage on the shed that says Sweets W. E. Thomas Nassawadox, Va Sweet Potatoes. Great Eastern Shore of Virginia agriculture advertising piece when potatoes were king on the shore. Letter to Miss Alice Dunton and her mother Nettie Rolley Dunton to take dinner with the Thomas family. Letter dated August 17, 1931 which was 2 months after Alice’s father, Albert Ward Dunton passed away. Albert W. Dunton was a Surfmen in the U. S. Life Saving Service on Smith Island, VA from 1897 to 1910 or so. Letter has damage – hole in center and on edge and creases from folding. Shipped USPS First Class pkg. Local pick up in Cape Charles Thursday- Saturday.

1930s? DEARBORN CHEMICAL Letter / Letterhead ~ Duplicate ~ BLUE SEAL ~AUTHENTIC

Vintage LETTERHEAD from DEARBORN CHEMICAL COMPANY of « CHICAGO, U.S.A. »! ~ Believed to be a VERY RARE item! This is a vintage item, not a reproduction. My father was a mechanic, and this is from his repair shop, where it has been stored for many years. This is 2 pages having the same information, stating « REPORT OF ANALYSIS » near the top, and then the typed-in information has heading « SPECIFICATIONS ON BLUE SEAL BRAND MOTOR OILS – « Series 10″. The paper is beige in color, and measures about 8.5″ by 11 ». This has been stored with both pages folded together, and folded into 3 sections, as shown in photos #5 and 6. Photo #1 shows the inside view of the inner page, and photo #2 shows the outside view of that page. Photo #3 shows the inside view of the outer page, and photo #4 shows that outside view of that page. There is some light staining on the exposed sides (see photos #5 and 6; see also the close-up view of photo #6 as shown in photo #14, where the pen is pointing toward a rust-colored stain — and note that this is the BACK side of the paper). There is a slight bend to the upper right corner (see photo #10). There are no torn areas, and no missing paper. There is no date on the paper, but it was stored with other items printed in the 1920s and 1930s, so I believe this is probably from the 1930s but I do not know for sure. Note that the typewriter was able to type a fraction of « 1/2 » in the COLOR column, so that may be a clue as to age. Includes lists of the company’s domestic and foreign branches, and indicates that there were factories in Chicago and Toronto. Comes to you from a smoke-free environment. Happy to answer any questions and/or provide additional photos upon request. Will be carefully packed for shipping, with cardboard inserted to guard against bending. Ask any questions before buying, as this is SOLD AS IS and there are no returns.

1904 LETTERHEAD Clarendon Texas GEORGE W. ANTROBUS farming machinery STUDEBAKER

PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING: I sell ORIGINAL items ONLY and NOT ANY reproductions. This sale is for one advertising LETTERHEAD from the office of G. W. ANTROBUS in CLARENDON, TEXA$ . during the year of 1904. He was a dealer in McCormick Binders , Mowers and Twine , paints , oils, glass , etc. Wire , brick, etc. Wind Mills , pumps , pipe casing , rods and posts.The upper left corner vignette is of a JOHN DEERE item from MOLINE , ILLINOISThe upper right corner vignette is of aSTUDEBAKER WAGON .This LETTER is HAND WRITTEN & SIgNED by G. W. ANTROBUS( aka George W. Antrobus ) . CONDITION: It has normal letter folds and is in excellent condition. The « EBAY ITEM » thing is just a loose piece of paper that is not attached to the letterhead.The letterhead’s approximate size is 11″ X 8 1/2″. TERMS & CONDITIONS:Payment to EBAY upon purchase. Free shipping to the continental U.S. only. When you receive your item, PLEASE leave feedback (I will see it) and I will reciprocate feedback at that time. PLEASE view my other Ebay store items for related ephemera, antique documents, and paper collectibles at TexasJohnnyboy Ephemera.THANK YOU VERY MUCH and GOOD LUCK TO YOU.