Description: This old 1882 store ledger journal is a fascinating piece of Brooklyn history, chronicling the daily transactions of R.P. Hibbard, a prominent store dealing in tobacco and soap during the late 19th century. With handwritten entries that date back over a century, this journal offers a rare glimpse into the commercial life of the time, showcasing the types of products sold, customers, and various transactions related to tobacco, soap, and other goods. The ledger is beautifully preserved, with neatly handwritten records in ink, offering a glimpse into the business operations of a late 1800s New York store. The entries detail transactions such as sales of tobacco, soap, and other household goods, providing insight into the everyday life and business practices of that era. The R.P. Hibbard store, located in Brooklyn, was a local hub for these products, and this ledger provides valuable historical context for anyone interested in vintage business records, 19th-century commerce, or antique paper. The ledger's sturdy cloth-bound cover and thick pages reflect the quality and durability that was typical of such books during the period. In excellent condition for its age, this 1882 store ledger journal is a rare collectible for history buffs, antique collectors, or those interested in the history of New York businesses. It’s a perfect addition to any collection of vintage ephemera, business ledgers, or antique books, offering a tangible connection to the past and the daily lives of the people who lived in Brooklyn in the late 19th century.
Price: 136.5 USD
Location: Biddeford, Maine
End Time: 2024-12-19T23:51:26.000Z
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Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Topic: Historical
Original/Facsimile: Original
