Name/Title
Informational card from Walker & Hubbard to Harry GeorgeEntry/Object ID
Q1430.635.57DDescription
Vol II pg. 57D
Informational card from Walker & Hubbard regarding their business, their sources for their blankets and other curios, and terms of business.
Undated.
The Blanket Trade
Blanket and Curio Dealers who consider the value of a dollar and its purchasing power are those who will get our prices before placing their order for Blankets, etc.
Remember, we are not Blanket Dealers or Jobbers, but save you the Blanket Jobbers’ profits. We have NO OLD STOCK; we keep everything sold out clean. You can seldom find a blanket ten days old in our store.
We are located at Seth-La-Che-Dar-Con, in the heart of the Navajo Indian Reservation, where imitations of Blankets have never entered, and where the choicest of Blankets are made. WE buy the genuine Navajo Blanket right from the loom, from the squaw that produces them, and know and can guarantee every one bought of us to be genuine hand-spun and hand-wove Navajo Blankets. We buy them daily ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty, and forty per day, as they come from our customers. We are 75 miles from a railroad and carry a general line of merchandise; we buy all kinds of Navajo products, and are so situated with our purchasing facilities and the hard cash paid over our counters for their products, to give you the LOWEST possible prices on BLANKETS, WEDDING AND CEREMONIAL BASKETS, SILVER BRACELETS, RINGS, NECKLACES, ETC, and if we have not got what you want we can get it, or have it made in short time for you.
We want your trade and hope, by courteous treatment, honest dealings and low prices, to receive a liberal share of your patronage. Tell your friends of us; we will appreciate it, and they will appreciate our low prices. Get our prices. We know we can do you good.
Terms, Cash with order; or 20 per cent with order and balance C.O.D.
Yours for business
WALKER & HUBBARD,
LICENSED INDIAN TRADERS,
P.O., Farmington, New MexicoSubject
Walker & Hubbard
Farmington, New Mexico
Navajo
BlanketsSubject Person/Organization
Harry L. George Collection