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Billheads of Albert Steinfeld & Co., circa 1900Two billheads from Albert Steinfeld & Co., circa 1900. The billheads were made out to the Twin Buttes Railroad Company. One billhead mentions a nephew of Louis Zeckendorf, an Arizona pioneer, who eventually bought out Steinfeld. The billheads are part of a larger collection of financial records.
A postcard from the First National Bank of Tucson, Arizona Territory, dated December 21, 1883. The card, featuring the bank's printed letterhead with the names of the president and cashier, notifies Judge J. S. Woods that an item has been "ENTERED FOR COLLECTION" and instructs him to "Please call and present this card." The reverse side is a standard U.S. Postal Card with a one-cent stamp depicting a female profile and a clear circular postmark from Tucson. 3.