Home Products 1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct
1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct

1838 New Orleans letter saddlery store to manufacturer Hartford Ct

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Interesting letter from Smith Hubbard Co., a saddle and riding store located in  New Orleans. Sent to Smith & Co, in Hartford Connecticut a saddlery manufacturer and wholesaler. Contains long list of products.

New Orleans Dec 3rd 1838,
Messrs Smith & Co.
  
We now send you our monthly a/c which should have been sent on the 1st. Notice the Chain names, Phil Walter Name Straps….Leather bound 3/4 cloths & the 3/4 triming on edge. You had better educate to give a Leopard Spot ½ cloth for our 5&5½ Mens & our Velvet sides. Let this be a rule with you – send us no more square Folio Trunks but send Brass Nail & Hard Leather. After you catch up with the Small Stuff we think with your present force on Saddles you can supply us well…we would keep Ben on No. 3 Columbian & when Ross has made his Tub Sides we would put him on them for a while & then on to No. 4 Mens Plain. We would keep Fulton on No. 5 Columbian Saddles & Butchers Saddles & Boys Spanish & if he can not get the No. 5 Columbian along fast enough Mr. ---- can help him when he gets his fine sides done....

 

On one page, name of sender 'Smith Hubbard Co.'

Postmarked ‘NEW ORLEANS ---' in red, Addressed 'Express Mail    Messrs Smith & Co., Hartford Connecticut'

Fours pages, folded to form and envelope.

Some tears on folds, missing bit pf paper where wax seal was.

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