Subject: San Francisco (Calif.)

This billhead from June 21, 1887, documents the sale of 500 bags for $15 by Joseph Levy, a dealer in new and second-hand bags located at 46 Clay Street, San Francisco, to Wadhams & Elliott. The item is marked as a "Duplicate." The billhead displays ornate script for "San Francisco" and the buyer's name, bold block lettering for the business description ("NEW AND SECOND-HAND BAGS"), a small circular seal with "BOUGHT" inside, and decorative flourishes surrounding the address. The printing information indicates it was produced by Chas. Levy, 1202 Mason St.

This broadside is a printed notification from the firm Rosenbaum & Einstein. The text announces that an agent will be visiting on March 8th. The broadside includes the business's address: Clay & Battery Streets, San Francisco, California. The date is from the 1870s. Image 1 shows a close-up of the printed text. Image 2 is NOT ENOUGH INFO. The back of the broadside is NOT ENOUGH INFO.

This financial resolution, issued by The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society in San Francisco on January 14, 1895, serves as a certified true copy of an original resolution. It authorizes M. Silverstein (President), Max Michaels (Vice President), and D. Block (Treasurer) of the Chevra Shaare Refooah Society to receive and provide valid receipts for money deposits into their Pass-Book No. 172-506 account. The document confirms the authenticity of their signatures and states that D. Lande, Secretary of The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, is to be notified of any changes regarding authorized individuals. The item is a printed form with handwritten insertions for the date, the name of the recipient society, the names and roles of the authorized individuals, and the signatures of the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society officials. It features a printed "SEAL." indicator at the bottom left. **3.

An issue of the newspaper "Public Opinion," edited by I. N. Choynski, published in San Francisco, California, on October 14, 1882. This four-page newspaper features news, editorials, and numerous advertisements. The masthead prominently displays the title "PUBLIC OPINION" in a bold, serif typeface, with publication details including volume and issue numbers (Vol. IV. No. 21) and price (Five Cents) in smaller type. The pages are laid out in multiple columns, characteristic of 19th-century newspapers.

A financial resolution from The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, dated December 30, 1893, in San Francisco, California. The document records a true copy of an original resolution passed at a regular meeting of District Grand Lodge No. 4 (Independent Order of B'nai B'rith) on October 26, 1893, authorizing Benjamin Harris, Louis Bernstein, and H. Eukle as trustees to withdraw moneys on deposit for Pass-Book No. 191-404. It further resolves that these individuals are authorized to receive and receipt for moneys deposited with the Society, and that all orders must be signed by them. The document features printed text with handwritten insertions for names, signatures, and dates. Louis Blank is identified as Grand Secretary. 3.

This document is a statement of account from Sideman, Lachman & Co., manufacturers of cigars, located in San Francisco, California, dated December 15, 1882. It is addressed to Messrs. Lackey & Thos. Bozeman. The statement details a balance and merchandise rendered as of June 1, amounting to $13.64. The billhead features ornate Victorian-style script for the business name and 'STATEMENT.', along with ruled pink lines typical of ledger or account forms from the period. 3.

This record contains two trade cards for Nat Raphael & Co., a dry goods store located at 732 and 734 Market Street in San Francisco, California. The front of the first card (image 1) is NOT ENOUGH INFO. The front of the second card (image 2) depicts two girls holding a parasol under what appears to be a large tree. The style suggests it was created sometime in the late 19th century. The back of the second card is a full advertisement for Nat Raphael & Co. The backs of the first card is NOT ENOUGH INFO.