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1891 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED ON NONOTUCK SILK COMPANY LETTERHEAD

1891 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED ON NONOTUCK SILK COMPANY LETTERHEAD

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On offer is a handwritten autograph letter w/cover signed George H. Ray, Treasurer of the Nonotuck Silk Co., Florence, Massachusetts writing to his wife August 11, 1891 who is staying at Rev. Eastwood's in Pawtucket, RI, that he and the children are delighted that she is coming home on Thursday. It's very hot at the plant [88 degrees F.] Research finds Ray continued as treasurer until his death on Nov. 30, 1903. 2 pp. 21 x 28 cm. Overall G+.

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