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1863 Signed Singer Document
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So I just won an auction and received my document.
The seller listed it as a document TO I.M. Singer Co in 1863, but in fact is is also singed "Accepted" and "I. M. Singer & Co" vertically over the document. [ATTACH=CONFIG]504607[/ATTACH] Best guess read so far... -------------------------------------------------------- HEW Bank Jany 17/63 Misters I.M. Singer & Co NY.173 [/b](written over 162) Please send P.B. Goodsell Esqr of the "Boston Traveller" Boston, Mass, the Folding Top Family Sewing machine as a gift and charge it to advertising account Wayne Local Written vertically over the document is: Accepted I.M. Singer & Co It feels like the 173/162 was written at the time of "acceptance" but I have no evidence yet. |
An amazing document. These things are so unique. Thanks for sharing.
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I thought it was Lowe? Very cool btw!
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Originally Posted by Cogito
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I thought it was Lowe? Very cool btw!
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Interesting piece!!
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Originally Posted by Cogito
(Post 7032844)
I thought it was Lowe? Very cool btw!
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There is also a salutation of "Gentlemen" near the top. Cool document!
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Bigger scan or clearer close-up would help maybe.......
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With apologies to dialup folks...
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It looks like JPayneL????
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