No additional authority information available for Horse-drawn vehicles.
Billhead of S. Oppenheimer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, September 30, 1893Billhead of S. Oppenheimer, dated September 30, 1893, showing the address 537 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The image depicts a storefront and a horse-drawn trolley. This item is a mercantile record.
A sepia-toned carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph depicts a Cooper and Levy delivery cart, pulled by two horses, with a man standing beside it. The cart is visibly labeled "COOPER AND LEVY" and "104 & 106 First Ave Seattle." The reverse side of the photograph features the imprint of the photographer, "J. C. JUDKINS, PHOTOGRAPHER," indicating their location at "Concord and University Sts., Seattle - Wash." The image captures a moment in late 19th-century urban commerce, showcasing a common mode of delivery for a mercantile business.
Trade Card for Frank Brothers Company, Carriage Makers in Portland, OregonThis trade card advertises the Frank Brothers Company, a carriage maker with a store located at 68 & 70 [Street, Portland, Oregon]. The front of the card features a die-cut illustration of a winter scene. The die cut is shaped like an easel placed on a fence. The verso is blank, but the edge of the card shows the corner of the Frank Brothers Company advertisement. The front advertisement was also die-cut with an intricate decorative border. The back of the card provides a more detailed advertisement for buggies, carts, and horse goods.