ENVELOPE & LETTER FROM JULIUS DEITZMAN TO WALTER P. TEMPLE, NOV.28, 1925

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

ENVELOPE & LETTER FROM JULIUS DEITZMAN TO WALTER P. TEMPLE, NOV.28, 1925

Entry/Object ID

89.6.1.3

Description

ENVELOPE & LETTER FROM JULIUS DEITZMAN TO WALTER P. TEMPLE, NOV.28, 1925 a) envelope - business, postmarked November 28, 1928, return address in old English font, decorative motif below words depicts two ironworks with hammers, below the motif is the return address, canceled stamp is a red 2 cents stamp depicting George Washington's face in profile, envelope is addressed to Walter P. Temple, typed; b) Invoice - from Julius Dietzman's Ironcraft works, object sold to Mr. Walter P. Temple on 11/27/1928, order# 636, typed sequentially are listed an iron fork, iron shovel, firebasket, wood box and additional labor costs, total price $201.00; c) Carbon copy of 89.6.3b, description identical; d) Typed letter, dated November 27,1928, on letterhead title depicts two ironworks with hammers working at an anvil, letter to Mr. Walter P. Temple from Julius Dietzman with a proposal and estimate to install 13 ornamental wrought iron grilles on La Casa Nueva, total price $975.00, signed by J. Dietzman, Watermark States, Made in USA, Bond, document folded in thirds. a) return address reads "828 SOUTH FIGUEROA STREET/LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA"; addressed to "MR. W.P. TEMPLE,/PUENTE, CALIF."

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Documentary Artifact, Invoices, Letters (correspondence), Carbon copies

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Invoices/Letters (Correspondence)/Carbon