Subject: Commercial document

This billhead from Ben S. Greensfelder, a wholesale and retail dealer in picture frames, chromos, engravings, looking-glasses, easels, lamps, vases, and wall-brackets and novelties, details items purchased by Mrs. Hugg on April 1, 1891. The transaction lists one 22x28 silver frame for $1.00, one 19x24 silver frame for $1.00, and two 8x10 items for $0.50 each, totaling $3.00. The billhead indicates "Recd. Payment" and is signed "B. S. Greensfelder". The document features a decorative "Bought of" graphic to the left of the business name and ornate lettering for the business title, typical of late 19th-century commercial design.

A billhead from Julius Loewenthal, a dealer in small wares, dress, and cloak trimmings, located at 62 White Street, New York. Dated September 3, 1873, it records a transaction with Messrs. M. C. Hood & Co. The invoice details various items sold, including "Ball Butts," "black silk," "Norma Roses," and "Shoe Collars," with quantities and prices for each. The document features the business name "JULIUS LOEWENTHAL" prominently displayed in ornate lettering, along with a list of products like "Pearl Buttons," "Guipure Laces," and "Worsted Embroideries." The terms of sale indicate discounts for early payment. 3.

This billhead records a transaction where A. M. Hotler purchased 14 lemons for $1.00 from M. Silverman, a wholesale and retail dealer in Helena, Montana, on August 1, 1881. The business offered a diverse range of products, including cigars, tobaccos, arms, ammunition, cutlery, pipes, green fruits, Sharps business items, sporting and Creedmore rifles, field glasses, clocks, notions, toys, and confectionery. The bill is marked as "Paid M.S.". Visually, the item features a prominent, ornate block letter masthead for "M. SILVERMAN," with a detailed list of goods presented in a smaller, elegant serif font, characteristic of late 19th-century commercial printing. The document includes standard ruled lines for transaction details. 3.