Subject: Accounting

Billhead from A. Greenbaum's business located at No. 130 J Street, one door above 5th, Sacramento, California. The billhead is dated August 5, 1858. The billhead indicates mercantile business activities.

Billhead of Chas. Grunsky. The billhead lists his business address as Levee Street, between Commerce and Beaver Streets, Stockton, California. The date on the billhead is May 7, 1860. The billhead also mentions "Baggs & Grunsky."

Billhead from Jacobs & Deane, Boston, Massachusetts, dated October 21, 1864. The billhead features a revenue stamp.

Billhead from The Blum Company in Nitta Yuma, Mississippi, dated February 5, 1891. The billhead is part of the archival collection Arc.MS.56, Box 14, Folder 8.

Billhead from Richard Spence & Co. in Liverpool, England, dated September 1, 1880. This bill relates to the European trip of Judge Mayer Sulzberger, concerning the Board of Delegates of American Israelites and issues of European Jewry.

A twelve-page ledger book detailing sales totaling $41,884.60, with invoices of $38,529.54, resulting in a profit of $3,355.04. The book is dated January 22, 1822, and the first page indicates Richmond, Virginia. This likely represents the sales accounts of David Judah.

One-page handwritten ledger sheet (14.5 x 12 inches) detailing the cargo of the brig Sally, owned by Aaron Lopez, on a trading voyage. The sheet, likely created in Newport, Rhode Island on October 1, 1767, itemizes the outgoing cargo (oxen, sheep, shingles, turpentine, tallow, and spermaceti candles) and the returning cargo (hogsheads of rum). The accounts balance at 919 pounds sterling, 14 shillings, and ten pence, including Captain Nathaniel Briggs' 10% commission. While not explicitly stated on this ledger, the brig Sally was also involved in the transatlantic slave trade, transporting slaves from Africa to the West Indies. Aaron Lopez (1731-1782) was a wealthy merchant and leader in the Newport Jewish community. Captain Nathaniel Briggs made at least three voyages for Lopez between 1766 and 1772.

Ledger sheet from the firm of M. & L. Myers, detailing monies owed by Edward Redford. The ledger entry covers the year 1794. While the ledger indicates numerous transactions, there is no record of the partnership between M. & L. Myers in this document.

Partial ledger sheet documenting a financial transaction between Aaron Levy and Joseph Simons. The entry, dated December 27, 1792, and a subsequent entry dated February 10, 1793, indicates a business transaction in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The sheet also mentions Charles George and Casper Shaffner.

A letter from E. Lieberman, a wholesale clothing manufacturer and jobber in goods for men's wear, located at 122 Jefferson Avenue in Detroit, dated July 30, 1875. The letter, addressed to Messrs. Potter & Strotland of Sheridan, discusses a previous communication received on July 20th and apologizes for an oversight in sending a statement. It requests payment within a few days and offers a one percent deduction for early remittance. The letterhead features ornate Victorian-style lettering for the business name and details. **3.

These oval-shaped metal tokens served as charge cards for account number #21281, belonging to someone named Blum. Each token displays the account holder's number. The tokens date from around January 1, 1925.

These oval-shaped metal tokens served as original charge cards. Each token displays the account holder's number, #77534. The date of issuance is estimated to be January 1, 1925, based on donor information.