This letter, dated November 6, 1883, is from David B. Falk and I. M. Falk of Falk, Hirsch & Co. in Charleston, South Carolina, to I. W. Hirsch. It details the amicable dissolution of the firm Falk, Hirsch & Co. The letter is on illustrated letterhead and is signed by both Falks. The letterhead indicates the business was located at 291 King St., Charleston, S.C., and closed on Saturdays.
Subject: Charleston (S.C.) -- Commerce
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Letter from Henry Bischoff & Co. Regarding a Loan Agreement, Charleston, South Carolina, March 7, 1881A business letter from Henry Bischoff & Co., located at 199 East Bay, Charleston, South Carolina, dated March 7, 1881. The letter details an agreement to loan R. Grieters a horse, baking cart, and harness for his business. The letter is approximately 8 1/2 by 11 inches and features an illustrated letterhead featuring Carolina Rice.
Letter written by J. J. Klein to Moses Goldsmith & Son on December 30, 1874, concerning business matters related to the Charleston and Savannah Railroad. The letter, written on letterhead, originated in Waterboro, South Carolina and was addressed to Charleston, South Carolina. An envelope is also included in this archival record.
Trade Card of B. Feldman, Grocer, Charleston, South CarolinaCard of B. Feldman, a grocer located at 350 King Street in Charleston, South Carolina. The card dates from around 1880.