April 12, 2024
1898 DONOHUE HENNEBERRY PRINTERS CHICAGO LETTERHEAD
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Up for auction is a vintage letter written on advertising letterhead of Donohue and Henneberry, publishers, printers and binders situated on Dearborn Street, Chicago. IL. Comes with an ordinary advertising cover. Letter dated 1898 and has edge damage. paper has edge wear, age staining and has yellowed from time....... ..................... .. .. .... .. .. . ... . .. .. . .... . ... . .... ... ........... ..... ... ................. .... ......... ... . ..... .... . ...Please wait until I send an invoice before paying. The shipping charges on multiple auctions paid for at once usually gets screwed up, unless I send an invoice out first**********$2.00 covers shipping in the USA . Item will be shipped in a rigid cardboard photo mailer or bubble envelope, unless otherwise noted or requested.. $3.00 covers shipping outside the USA ….. International shipping will be in a standard envelope via International First Class. Other shipping options available, but more expensive. MULTIPLE AUCTION WINNERS: Please wait for me to send an invoice to make sure the shipping charges are correct. . PayPal accepted. Payment must be made in US Dollars and for those who are unsure, Euros are NOT US Dollars. REGULAR ENVELOPE SHIPPING IS AVAILABLE FOR $1.30, for shipping within the USA . Envelopes are shipped with a backing board to help prevent bending from
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