1921 Remington Arms Company Typed Letterhead Signed Ephemera NY
$ 9.5
Description
1921 Remington Arms Company Typed Letterhead Signed Ephemera NY. It is signed by Charles V. Manly, Treasurer of Remington Arms, providing a unique piece of corporate correspondence from the early 20th century. This is an original 1921 typed letter on official Remington Arms Company letterhead, dated February 4, 1921. The letter, addressed to Wm. E. Marks Coal Co., Inc. in Syracuse, New York, discusses a delay involving a shipment car that failed to reach Bridgeport yards. It is signed by Charles V. Manly, Treasurer of Remington Arms, providing a unique piece of corporate correspondence from the early 20th century. The letterhead prominently features both Remington Arms and Union Metallic Cartridge Company branding, including the Woolworth Building address in New York City, showcasing the company's reach and industrial prominence during this period. This ephemera is significant for collectors interested in early American firearms manufacturing history, corporate correspondence, or industrial ephemera from the 1920s. The typed text and signature are clear and well-preserved, and the letter measures approximately 8.5 x 11 inches, typical for business correspondence of the era.
