
The image displays a vintage letter written on official letterhead from the Pacific Electric Welder and Manufacturing Company, based in Seattle, Washington, dated May 29, 1917. Addressed to Mr. Harry George in St. Joseph, Missouri, the letter mentions a collection of wartime artifacts such as old rubbers, guns, sabers, and ghost shirts gathered from a battle. The writer, Frank H. Jordan, offers additional items, including elk teeth and Alaskan curios like baskets, ivory totems, old beads, and Eskimo pipes. The letterhead prominently features the company's name and services in electric welding, highlighting their Seattle and Renton branches with respective phone numbers and a cable address "PEWELCO."