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1921 Utica NY Coal Co. Business Letter J.D. Hankinson Syracuse Ephemera. Step back in time with this fascinating piece of early 20th-century American business history. This original letter, dated September 6, 1921, originates from J. D. Hankinson & Company, prominent shippers of anthracite and bituminous coal and coke, based in Utica, New York. Addressed to William E. Marks Coal Co. in Syracuse, N. Y., the correspondence discusses a potential coal proposition, offering a rare glimpse into the daily operations and commercial interactions within the vital coal industry of the era. The letterhead proudly displays the company's name and services, making it a compelling artifact for collectors of industrial history and New York State ephemera. This historical document offers a tangible connection to the past, showcasing the formal business communication style of the 1920s. Its content provides insight into the logistical and relational aspects of the coal trade, a cornerstone of American industry at the time. The letter bears the authentic signature of J. D. Hankinson, adding to its collectible appeal. For enthusiasts of vintage paper, New Yorkiana, or early 20th-century Americana, this letter is a remarkable find, perfect for display or archival preservation. It serves as a testament to the business landscape that shaped the region and the nation.