1926 Chicago American Bureau Research Letter Syracuse NY Ephemera
$ 8.45
Description
1926 Chicago American Bureau Research Letter Syracuse NY Ephemera. Discover a fascinating piece of 1920s ephemera: an original letter from the American Bureau of Research, dated April 26, 1926. Originating from their offices at 644 Rush Street in Chicago, this correspondence was sent to Mr. William E. Marks in Syracuse, New York. The letter details an offer for a complimentary 10-volume Karatol bound set of the new AMERICAN REFERENCE LIBRARY, boasting contributions from over two hundred prominent American educators and lavish illustrations including colored plates, diagrams, and maps. This historical document provides a glimpse into early 20th-century publishing and educational outreach, showcasing promotional strategies of the era, including a unique 'LOOSE LEAF EXTENSION SERVICE.' It's a prime example of vintage advertising ephemera, perfect for collectors interested in Chicago or Syracuse history, educational materials, or Americana from the Roaring Twenties. The letter features clear text and the original signature of J.T. Hies, Manager of the Advertising Department, adding to its authentic appeal. Visible condition includes typical age-related toning and several horizontal folds, consistent with a document of this vintage.
