ENHorticulture Invoice: W. C. Strong, Nonantum Hill Nursery, 1868 April 30 (recto)
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Horticulture Invoice: W. C. Strong, Nonantum Hill Nursery, 1868 April 30 (recto)[Letterhead, for a bill of goods: Nonatum Hill Nursery, Brighton, Mass.,]
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Approved by D. L. Winsor [Footer: Dear Sir: I send the above this day by ___ and I trust they will reach you safely. | Horticulture Invoice: W. C. Strong, Nonantum Hill Nursery, 1868 April 30 (recto)[Letterhead, for a bill of goods: Nonatum Hill Nursery, Brighton, Mass.,]
Recd Payt W.C. Strong
Approved by D. L. Winsor [Footer: Dear Sir: I send the above this day by ___ and I trust they will reach you safely. |
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