Subject: Linens

Billhead from the family linen and housekeeping establishment of Benj. & E. Jacobs, located at 230 Washington Street (2nd store south of Summer St.), Boston, Massachusetts. Dated October 11, 1851.

Billhead from Benj. & E. Jacobs' "Family Linen and Housekeeping Establishment" located at 230 Washington Street (2nd store south of Summer St.), Boston, Massachusetts. Dated October 11, 1851. The billhead is signed by Benj. & E. Jacobs.

Billhead from Benj. & E. Jacobs' Family Linen and Housekeeping Establishment, located at 230 Washington Street (2nd store south of Summer St.). The billhead is dated October 11, 1851. The image is not currently available.

A receipt for $65.75, dated October 26, 1841, from I. S. Treadwell for bedding and linens purchased by Mr. Tobias in New York, New York.

This trade card advertises Isaac Liberman, a dealer in Linen Goods, Laces, Fancy Goods, Jewelry & Spectacles, and 1847 Rogers & Brothers Silverware in Syracuse, New York. The card features an intricate, somewhat whimsical illustration in red and white against an olive green background, depicting a frog pulling a woman seated in an ornate carriage, surrounded by oversized mushrooms and plants. **3.

Trade card advertising Emanuel, Joseph & Co., a dry goods, linens, and notions store located at 1204 South Fifth Street in the French Market of St. Louis, Missouri. The card features a picture of the store on the front, and a depiction of birds and flowers on the back. The card was included in a Library of Congress exhibit in Cincinnati during 2005. The approximate date is circa 1885.