William Dyson, Timber Merchant, Invoice, Huddersfield, 1915

Goods invoice to B. Shaw & Sons Ltd for three deliveries between October and December, totalling £2 13s 6d, receipted 4 January 1915 with a penny stamp. Ornamental scrollwork frames the Sawing & Planing Mills letterhead, which lists mahogany, wainscot, veneers, dryboards and lancewood among its stock in trade.

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  • Format Letterhead
  • Year 1915
  • Client/Publisher William Dyson

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William Dyson, Timber Merchant, Invoice, Huddersfield, 1915
William Dyson, Timber Merchant, Invoice, Huddersfield, 1915
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