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A. Schilling & Co. (Coffee Tea Spices) Buford 1895 Billhead / Receipt
A. Schilling & Co. (Coffee Tea Spices) Buford 1895 Billhead / Receipt
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Price Flavoring Extract Co. Buford 1895 Billhead Statement - Scarce
It is thought that between 1878-1881, before what would later become J.A. Folger in 1881, then later simply Folger's Coffee, was a partnership with Schilling.
Simeon R. Buford opened the region’s largest grocery store in Virginia City, Montana in 1878. Buford’s was the supply point for most of southwestern Montana, including the infant “Butte City.” In later years, Butte’s huge warehouses would, in turn, supply Buford’s own business. The store would become one of the most successful in Virginia City history, operating well into the 1920s
On "Palo Alto" watermarked stock. Showing barely any signs of wear consistent with its age. Two expected fold creases from posting. No tears or loss. Eye-catching bold penmanship and understated type face / font. Overall, clean and in very good to exceptional condition. Will display well in your collection. It measures approx. 5 3/8" x 8 1/4"
You will receive the exact example shown in the photos. **Ships securely (possibly folded at an existing crease) in a poly bag, sandwiched with chipboard inside a flat rigid mailer**
Price Flavoring Extract Co. Buford 1895 Billhead Statement - Scarce
It is thought that between 1878-1881, before what would later become J.A. Folger in 1881, then later simply Folger's Coffee, was a partnership with Schilling.
Simeon R. Buford opened the region’s largest grocery store in Virginia City, Montana in 1878. Buford’s was the supply point for most of southwestern Montana, including the infant “Butte City.” In later years, Butte’s huge warehouses would, in turn, supply Buford’s own business. The store would become one of the most successful in Virginia City history, operating well into the 1920s
On "Palo Alto" watermarked stock. Showing barely any signs of wear consistent with its age. Two expected fold creases from posting. No tears or loss. Eye-catching bold penmanship and understated type face / font. Overall, clean and in very good to exceptional condition. Will display well in your collection. It measures approx. 5 3/8" x 8 1/4"
You will receive the exact example shown in the photos. **Ships securely (possibly folded at an existing crease) in a poly bag, sandwiched with chipboard inside a flat rigid mailer**
