W. W. Washburn & Son Letter

The image shows a letter dated May 10, 1918, from W. W. Washburn & Son in Neah Bay, Washington, addressed to Henry L. George in St. Louis, Missouri. The letter discusses receiving bark from an Indian who went into the hills, mentioning its usage and durability. The writer offers to send a piece from their collection. An advertisement for "Red Seal Dry Battery" is visible on the left, highlighting its guaranteed efficiency, durability, and service.

The image shows a letter dated May 10, 1918, from W. W. Washburn & Son in Neah Bay, Washington, addressed to Henry L. George in St. Louis, Missouri. The letter discusses receiving bark from an Indian who went into the hills, mentioning its usage and durability. The writer offers to send a piece from their collection. An advertisement for "Red Seal Dry Battery" is visible on the left, highlighting its guaranteed efficiency, durability, and service.

Name/Title

W. W. Washburn & Son Letter

Entry/Object ID

Q1430.635.309B

Description

Vol II pg. 309B

Subject Person/Organization

Harry L. George Collection