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Scarce c1907 John Deere / Deere & Webber Receipt Incl. Clamps For Quincy Cutters
Scarce c1907 John Deere / Deere & Webber Receipt Incl. Clamps For Quincy Cutters
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Scarce c1907 John Deere / Deere & Webber Receipt Incl. Clamps For Quincy Cutters
Horizontal and vertical mailing fold creases. Typed on "pink" paper stock. In good to very good condition. It measures 8" x 10 1/2"
You will receive the exact example shown in the photos.
For a time since 1893 and at least into the 1920's, the Minnesota branch location was known as "Deere & Webber" - Webber being John Deere's grandson. Charles Webber was a major figure in the John Deere company's history. In 1877, at age 18, Webber started as a mail clerk / office boy, then 2 years later in sales and credit. In 1881, he was sent to Minneapolis to work with a business partner of John's son, Charles to develop a retail location. By 1883 Webber was a partner. In 1893 the company's ownership had changed and the new name was "Deere & Webber". Webber went on as vice president of Deere & Co for decades until his death in 1944 at age 85.
This will be placed in a NEW poly bag and chipboard backer and will ship securely in a rigid mailer via USPS First Class mail service with a tracking number. The shipping cost for the first purchase is $4.00 and no extra cost for additional sheet music, stock certificate, postcard, coin or token purchases shipped in the same package. Please contact me if you are buying multiple items over more than one day.
Scarce c1907 John Deere / Deere & Webber Receipt Incl. Clamps For Quincy Cutters
Horizontal and vertical mailing fold creases. Typed on "pink" paper stock. In good to very good condition. It measures 8" x 10 1/2"
You will receive the exact example shown in the photos.
For a time since 1893 and at least into the 1920's, the Minnesota branch location was known as "Deere & Webber" - Webber being John Deere's grandson. Charles Webber was a major figure in the John Deere company's history. In 1877, at age 18, Webber started as a mail clerk / office boy, then 2 years later in sales and credit. In 1881, he was sent to Minneapolis to work with a business partner of John's son, Charles to develop a retail location. By 1883 Webber was a partner. In 1893 the company's ownership had changed and the new name was "Deere & Webber". Webber went on as vice president of Deere & Co for decades until his death in 1944 at age 85.
This will be placed in a NEW poly bag and chipboard backer and will ship securely in a rigid mailer via USPS First Class mail service with a tracking number. The shipping cost for the first purchase is $4.00 and no extra cost for additional sheet music, stock certificate, postcard, coin or token purchases shipped in the same package. Please contact me if you are buying multiple items over more than one day.
