A single leaf from the April 19 issue of the travel magazine or promotional publication Sunny Spain serves as a vibrant artifact of early twentieth-century tourism and print culture. The top banner presents the publication’s title in a large, bold, sans-serif typeface, establishing a clean, modern graphic identity.
The paper shows two circular punch holes at the top, indicating it was filed in a binder, and several horizontal crease lines from folding.
What stands out about this piece is the BCW name, which many people recognize for quality and care.
The first letter, dated April 15, 1902, is a technical communication from Abendroth Brothers, stove manufacturers located in Port Chester, Westchester County, New York. The letter includes a dictated signature (“Dic. ).
The overall condition is fair, with the paper showing signs of age but remaining intact.
Tsarist Russia 3 Rubles Note – 1905 State Credit Bank – Pugilov Signature A 3‑ruble banknote issued in 1905 by the State Credit Bank (Государственный Кредитный Билет) of the Russian Empire. Serial number ЧЗ 712868.
The letter is signed “O. Stugis,” providing authentication of its author. The content of the letter hints at discussions related to real estate. Its provenance, linking it to Florence, Italy, enhances its historical and regional value, making it particularly attractive to those interested in Italian history or genealogical research.
Here is a very rare Advertisement piece from the Albemarle Paper MFG Company from the the Late 1800s or early 1900s from Richland Virginia, measures 9.5” x 9.5” and has 9 sheets with the last one having minor tears on the ends, One of a kind piece here.
Cool skull & crossed bones poison logo. has unused gummy sticky reverse for easy application to bottle/jar.
You will receive 10 of these late 1800’s – early 1900’s Carriage paid labels – original from England.
