Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Business Envelope Denver Postmark 1945
The text reads: “Limiting your evening Long Distance calls to those really urgent. The envelope is empty; its original contents are not present.
The text reads: “Limiting your evening Long Distance calls to those really urgent. The envelope is empty; its original contents are not present.
Shipped with USPS First Class Mail Large Envelope.
8 1/2 x 11″ 8-page brochure. We apologize if this is not what you would prefer us to do, but we cannot get around it as a general policy. You will be notified.
Perfect for framing & Decoration.
3 1/2 x 7″ with long descriptive printed caption on back. Sears Roebuck, Chicago. We apologize if this is not what you would prefer us to do, but we cannot get around it as a general policy. You will be notified.
The letter, signed by G.W. Ferdon as Secretary and Treasurer, responds to an inquiry dated March 16, stating that an older style of stove range is no longer manufactured and that only the newer 1900 style is available.
The elegant cursive typography on the light blue cover, featuring the promotional slogan The nicest gift of all is a Long Distance call.and inexpensive, too!, reflects the marketing strategies of the mid-century Bell System as it sought to normalize long-distance communication.
Prosser, Byron & Paterson Washington State. October 1928. Pre-Owned Good Condition.