Subject: Detroit

Billhead from the business of Pierre Teller, dealer in drugs, medicines, paints, oils, glass, and dye stuffs, located at 139 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. Dated November 16, 1847.

Civil War-era store token from Heinman's clothing store in Detroit, Michigan. The front of the token advertises a 25% discount on clothing at Heinman's, located under the Russell House. The back features an Indian Head design. The token dates from 1863.

Civil War store token issued by M. Marx of Detroit, Michigan. The token displays an Indian head and is marked '94 GRATOIT STREET'. The token's dimensions are 225 AW.3a R.7. Issued in Detroit, Michigan circa 1863.

Civil War-era store token from Detroit, Michigan. The front displays "S. COHEN CLOTHING DEALER 155 JEFFERSON AV." The reverse shows "FULD 225Q.2A." The token is described as having an Indian head on the back and is rated R8 for rarity. The token's date is estimated to be circa 1863.

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.

A large playing card (Four of Spades) advertising Chamberlin Weather Strip and depicting the Ford Engineering Laboratory in Detroit, Michigan. Undated, but likely early 20th century based on architectural style.