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1912
Letterhead:
"Butte, Mont.
To Tony's Tin Shop Dr
Tony Canonica, Propr.
Tinning and Furnace Work a Specialty
Sole Agent for Green's Colonial Furnace of Des Moines, Iowa
24 East Park Street
Make all checks payable to Tony's Tin Shop
Warm Air and Ventilating a Specialty
Jobbing Executed Promptly
Tin Roofing, Eave Troughs, Guttering
and Spouting
Bell Phone 1950-X
Ind. Phone 5209"
Also on front middle is logo of:
"Trades Council
Union Label Allied Printing
Attribution under drawing of furnace is illegible.
Dated May 1, 1912. Mr. Peter Schonberg of 309 W. Daly seems to have ordered some tin work in March, including repairing a 35 Gallon Milch [sic] can. He appears to have paid $17.50 in cash to Tony Giono on June 12, 1912, and the remainder at a later date.
This appears to be a later version of the same bill as the previous letterhead The engraving of the furnace is different. There is no attribution for the engraver, but the furnace says:
"627
Green's
Colonial
Green
Foundry and Furnace Co"
1912 bill for March tin work and containers [Enlarge_+] [Extra_Large]
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