1830-1840 Women's Shoe Manufacturing Stampless Letters & Checks Archive, Amos Mower Shoe Factory, Lynn, MA

1830-1840 Women's Shoe Manufacturing Stampless Letters & Checks Archive, Amos Mower Shoe Factory, Lynn, MAAll items listed below are included in this archive collection of correspondence and checks to and from the Amos Mower's Shoe Manufacturing Company 1830 1839, Lynn, Massachusetts During the American Revolution, Lynn emerged as a key American city in the production of shoes. Production boomed to meet American footwear demand due to the lack of footwear that previously had come from Great Britain 1790: Lynn census: population 2,291, 300 homes, 7. 65

Letter also docketed that a draft was sent

1802 docketed as received from Honorable James Ross

Cachet sponsored by the Albany Junior Chamber of Commerce

Lynn - (Red Boston MS CDS

was in his yard

1960 "Official Kansas City Athletic Year Book Cover" with in memoriam to Arnold M

Maryland on the Brigg Chickasaw

President Washington commissioned Joy to that office on November 21

Straightline Boston handstamp and "Franklin" (15AV signifying August 15th with no Bishop Mark dividing line) style postmark (pre-adoption of the U

Rufus Lives and George Leach

When completed

NOW #988 stamped on reverse