Billhead from Haas Brothers / Dinkelspiel, dated November 3, 1883. The billhead lists the company's addresses: 100 & 102 California Street, San Francisco, California, and their New York City office at 99 Pearl Street. The bill indicates payment is payable in gold coin and details a sale to Dinkelspiel totaling $453.36. Accompanying the billhead is biographical information about William Haas, co-founder of Haas Brothers, detailing his emigration from Bavaria in 1865, his business ventures in Los Angeles, Idaho, and San Francisco, his marriage to Bertha Greenebaum in 1880, and his prominent role in the San Francisco Jewish community and business world. The bio also notes his death in 1916 and his son Charles William Haas' succession as president of Haas Brothers.
Subject: Business records -- California -- San Francisco -- 19th century
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Billhead from Neustadt Bros., located at the Northwest corner of Battery and Pine Streets in San Francisco, California. The billhead is dated March 28, 1879, and indicates that the business was involved in clothing manufacturing. It specifies that silver is accepted at the current discount rate, payable in gold coin only.
Billhead from Oppenheimer & Brother, dated January 3, 1888. The billhead indicates the business was located at 117 Battery, near California, San Francisco, California. The archival materials include an envelope with the stamp removed.
Billhead from Weil & Levy, dated October 18, 1867. The billhead indicates the business was located at the corner of Sacramento and Battery Streets in San Francisco, California. Payments were to be made in U.S. Gold Coin.