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.
Subject: Finance -- California -- San Francisco -- History -- 19th century
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Billhead of W & I Steinhart, San Francisco, California, May 25, 1868Billhead of W & I Steinhart, dated May 25, 1868. The billhead lists the business address as 12 Battery Street, San Francisco, California. It indicates that the goods were sold to A. Cohen and features a vignette of a clipper ship. Payments were to be made in gold.
This collection comprises four documents related to the Anglo-Californian Bank and the Bullion & Exchange Bank in San Francisco, California. The documents include deposit slips and a letter, dating from July 2, 1889, July 16, 1891, October 16, 1891, and July 16, 1896. The documents show the involvement of individuals such as Frederick Low, Ignatz Steinhart, and P.N. Lilienthal, who were bank officers at the time. The Anglo-Californian Bank was founded in 1873 as a successor to the London firm of J & W Seligman and Co.