Billhead from I. L. Lyons Wholesale Druggist & Importer, dated November 3, 1879. The business was located at 42 & 44 Camp and 113, 115, 117 Gravier Streets, New Orleans, Louisiana. Isaac Luria Lyons (1837-1923), a Civil War veteran, founded the company in 1866. The company supplied drugstore wares throughout the South, and is also known for its "nectar" syrup, a key ingredient in a New Orleans soda fountain staple.
Subject: New Orleans (La.) -- History
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Bookseller's Broadside: A Sketch of the Life, Last Sickness and Death, of Mrs. Mary Jane Grosvenor (3rd ed.)Book/bookseller broadside: *A Sketch of the Life, Last Sickness and Death, of Mrs. Mary Jane Grosvenor* (3rd edition). 86 pages, with the last four pages being publisher's advertisements. Published in Baltimore by Coale in 1818. Bound in full tree calf. Features a bookseller's ticket from Benjamin Levy & Company, New Orleans, with text in both French and English. The ticket provides insight into book distribution between the East and Gulf Coasts. Contains an ownership inscription: "Abigail Bates's Book." The book itself is a tribute to the wife of Thomas Grosvenor, a three-term Congressman from New York who later practiced law in Maryland.
Carte-de-visite photograph of M. Farrel. The photograph's reverse indicates it was taken by Turner and Cohen, located at 57 Camp Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. The partnership was formed in July 1866, and Turner died in September 1866. The photograph is undated.
Printed document detailing the final estate settlement for Jacob Florance and his wife, Mrs. Jacob Levy Florance. The 163-page document, dated January 24, 1872, in New Orleans, Louisiana, lists numerous claimants from around the world and includes references to the Florance, Minis, Cohen, and Levy families.
Cardboard impression of the seal of Shari Hesed, founded in New Orleans in 1828. The image depicts the seal itself, but further details about the nature of Shari Hesed are unavailable from the provided information.
Broadside advertisement for Levy's Letter Sheet Wholesale Prices-Current, published in New Orleans, Louisiana on January 19, 1833. Printed by Benjamin Levy, a prominent Jewish printer and publisher in New Orleans.