Subject: Price Lists

Folded booklet advertisement for raw furs, listing prices. Published in New York City on March 1, 1910. The advertisement lists an address of 28.30 East 12th Street.

This is an advertising booklet and price list for Scharff, Bernheimer & Co., a wholesale grocery firm located at 704 & 706 N. Second Street, St. Louis, Missouri, dated June 24, 1885. The booklet, also titled "Southern Grocer Supplement," details their offerings including Flour, Provisions, Grain, Groceries, Bagging Wagons, and Commission services. It features extensive price lists for various types of flour (e.g., "Blanche," "New Process Roller"), sugar-cured hams, pure leaf lard, bacon, dry salt meats, barreled meats, beef, and steel barb fencing. The cover exhibits highly ornate Victorian-style lettering, decorative borders, geometric patterns, and small illustrations of barrels and wheat stalks. Inside pages include an illustration of the Scharff, Bernheimer & Co. building and a steamboat, indicative of their trade, particularly with New Orleans. Several brand logos and decorative elements are used throughout. 3.

A three-page price list for watch movements and cases from LEVISON BROS. jewelry store. The price list is printed on all sides, with a large lithograph of the store on the front. The price list is in booklet form and lists prices for American, National (Elgin), and Howard watch movements and cases. The billhead mentions gold cases and silver cases for Howard movements, the different types of cases and their prices. It includes details such as the size of the case, the type of metal, and whether the case is plain, key-winding, or stem-winding.

This archival item consists of an envelope containing three broadsides and a four-page booklet. The broadsides and booklet are price lists for "Jack Brand" and "Queen Brand" goods, with one price list featuring graphics. One price list also includes addresses: 1524 & 1526 Chestnut Street. The materials were likely created on December 25, 1886, in Eureka, Nevada. An additional note indicates the establishment date as March 18, 1889.

This broadside from M. G. Cohn & Co., a jobber of produce, fruits, and cigars in Butte, Montana, lists current prices for various goods. The document, dated July 15, 1889, details prices for green fruits (e.g., California peaches, apricots, plums, grapes), vegetables (e.g., cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes), butter, eggs, and miscellaneous items including cigars. It serves as an advertisement for their current stock and pricing. Visually, the broadside features bold, ornate Victorian-style lettering for the company name and main offerings. It includes a decorative vertical border on both sides stating "HEADQUARTERS FOR CALIFORNIA FRUITS." 3.

This item is a "PRICE CURRENT" broadside from Wiesenfeld, Stern & Co., successors of Odom, Clements & Co., Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants, located at 87 Smith's Wharf in Baltimore, Maryland, dated January 16, 1869. The document lists prices for a wide range of goods and commodities, including beeswax, beans, cotton (with different grades like Upland, Middling, and Good Middling), dried fruit (apples, peaches, cherries), fertilizers, fish, flour, flaxseed, hides, greenbacks, lumbar, naval stores, peaches, pitch, rags, rice, seed, shingles, and tobacco. It also includes a "COTTON REPORT" table detailing stock and sales in various ports. The verso of the broadside is addressed by hand to James Sears in Gatesville, North Carolina. The typography is functional and characteristic of a commercial price list from the period.

A broadside listing coal prices by barge in the New Orleans market for February 1, 1885. Issued by C. A. Miltenberger & Co. The broadside also indicates coal consumption figures.

A broadside listing coal prices by barge in the New Orleans market for July 1, 1885, published by C. A. Miltenberger & Co. The broadside details coal consumption and lists coal by barge name.

A broadside listing coal prices in the New Orleans market for May 1, 1885, published by C. A. Miltenberger & Co. The broadside details coal prices by barge and lists consumption figures.

A broadside listing coal prices by barge in the New Orleans market for October 1, 1885, published by C. A. Miltenberger & Co. The broadside details coal consumption and identifies the names of barges.

A broadside listing coal prices by barge in the New Orleans market for April 1, 1885. The broadside details coal shipments by barge name and lists consumption figures. Published in New Orleans, Louisiana.

A broadside advertising produce and price ranges from Selser & Brother, located at 30 North Wharves, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The broadside also mentions A. H. Meyer, an importer and manufacturer of tobacco.

This collection comprises three items: two broadsides documenting Liverpool Corn Exchange prices from January 25th and February 8th, 1831, and a periodical, "New-Orleans Wholesale Prices-Current," from April 5th, 1834. The broadsides and the periodical are from the James Maury Collection. The periodical, "New-Orleans Wholesale Prices-Current," was printed by Benjamin Levy. The broadsides and the periodical offer insights into the mercantile activities and price fluctuations in Liverpool, England, and New Orleans, Louisiana, during the early 19th century. The collection also highlights the work of Benjamin Levy, the first Jewish printer in America, and the activities of James Maury, the first consul to Liverpool and merchant.

This is a four-page folding card price list catalogue from Frank Bros. & Co., a Philadelphia-based business, published in Spring 1886. The catalogue details the prices and descriptions of clothing and goods sold by the company. The catalogue's contents include details on men's and women's clothing, fabrics, and other related items.

A price list from Gottlieb's Store, indicating that aluminum was sold for $1.00. The date is assumed to be circa 1910 based on the metadata. Geographic location is inferred to be near 45.5787856002022, -99.4736476001658.

This four-page catalogue from I. Ulman & Sons, located at 310 Light Street in Baltimore, Maryland, offers a detailed price list of their goods. A lithograph of the store is featured on the catalogue. The catalogue likely details the various food items sold by the company. The date is circa 1885 based on the information available.

This four-page folding advertisement from Isaac D. Sailer, a Philadelphia cigar retailer established in March 1889, showcases a price list and illustrations of various cigars. The advertisement, dated August 1895, highlights the diverse selection offered by the business located at 1416 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia.

Collection of five items related to Isaac D. Sailor's mercantile activities, circa 1890-1900. The collection includes two price lists, a trade card, and two envelopes. Isaac D. Sailor's wife's name is Hanna. He was a significant annual donor to the Hebrew Education Society of Philadelphia in 1879 and the early 1880s. The materials are geographically associated with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

This is a price list pamphlet from J. B. Spelman & Sons, a New York City business, circa 1885. The pamphlet lists various items for sale, including fans, corsets, ribbons, needles, and whalebone for corsets, with their corresponding prices. The business address, 369 Broadway, is clearly stated on the pamphlet.

Price list from Jacobs, published in Boston, Massachusetts in 1894. The cover features an illustration of a man in a hammock. The business operated at 26 & 28 Federal and Congress Streets.

This is a wholesale price list catalogue from Kohn Brothers, a Chicago-based clothing wholesaler, published circa 1885. The catalogue details prices for summer clothing. The back cover features an illustration of the store and boasts that Kohn Brothers is the "Largest Clothing Wholesaler in America," established in Chicago in 1855. The catalogue likely includes details on various men's and women's summer clothing items.

A broadside titled "NEW ORLEANS WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT," printed by Benjamin Levy in New Orleans, Louisiana on March 8, 1834. The broadside is contained in a stamped cover addressed to Greensburg, Kentucky. Benjamin Levy (1786-1860) was a prominent Jewish printer and publisher in New Orleans, known for establishing the city's first business journal.

A two-sided broadside price list from Kuhn & Co., merchants from America, detailing over 100 products. Published in Genoa, Italy, in 1888.

This archival collection contains a price list folder and a check from Greenhood & Bohm, a liquor distribution firm operating in Helena, Montana, in 1889. The eight-panel price list details wines, liquors, and other beverages offered by the company. The accompanying check, dated May 2, 1889, is drawn on a Helena bank. The collection offers insight into the business practices and operations of Greenhood & Bohm, and the broader context of the liquor trade in late 19th-century Montana. The folder measures 3.5"x5.75" (folded), 14"x5.75" (unfolded), while the check measures 7.5"x3". Minor soil is present on the folder.

A six-piece broadside advertising the services of Weil Bros. & Co., raw fur buyers in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The broadside includes a price list with illustrations, a shipping tag, a circular detailing the company's net worth and honesty, and a return envelope. Published in Fort Wayne, Indiana on November 21, 1894.

A card featuring samples of Louis J. Herzog's labels and corresponding prices. Both sides of the card are included. The card dates from circa 1915.

A two-page broadside price list for fur skins issued by G. Shoyer & Co. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 1, 1874. The list includes prices for 34 types of fur skins, notably also including house cat.

A three-page illustrated broadside and envelope, dated September 23, 1875, advertising the prices of sugar, coffee, fruits, and molasses offered by Aaron A. Colter & Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio. Prices are handwritten on the printed broadside. The company's address is listed as the Northwest Corner of 6th and Main Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Printed price list from Castle Brothers, located at 200-208 Davis Street and 118-124 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, California. Dated June 27, 1891. The list details prices for spices and rice, with some prices filled in by hand.

Two-page price list issued by J. B. Spelman & Sons on May 9, 1864, located at 369 Broadway, New York City. The price list is presented on two sheets that open to reveal the full list of prices.

A folded price list booklet from J. C. Bloomfield, located at 11 Dey Street, New York City. The list includes various dyes and anilines imported by the company. The booklet dates from circa 1885. The price list is in booklet form.

A broadside price list issued by the Queen City Wax Manufactory of Cincinnati, Ohio in May 1866. The broadside lists various wax products and their prices. It was likely used for advertising and sales purposes.

Broadside price list issued by P. Barnard in New York, New York, circa 1885. The list includes matches, cigars, shoe polish, toilet paper, and ink. The broadside is addressed 'To the Trade'.

This three-page pamphlet, printed in 1874, is a price list from Reizenstein Bros., manufacturers and jobbers of boys' clothing located at 424 Market Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The pamphlet details the various clothing items offered by the company, along with their corresponding prices.

Envelope containing two price lists for ladies' and men's uppers and skins from S. P. Frank, a manufacturer located at 82 Hamilton Street, Albany, New York. The envelope notes that German is spoken. The date is inferred from the context of the collection.