Atlanta Georgia 1917 King Hardware Company Jar Rings Billhead 8 x 7

This 1917 billhead records a hardware merchandise transaction issued by King Hardware Company of Atlanta, Georgia during the First World War era of industrial growth and home-front supply.

Atlanta functioned as a major commercial hub for the Southeast, supplying surrounding towns with tools, building materials, and household hardware through centralized warehouse firms. Hardware wholesalers linked manufacturers with small retailers, supporting construction, repair, and farm needs as modernization accelerated across the region.

The document is dated May 16, 1917 and is issued by King Hardware Company of Atlanta, with the sold-to line identifying a customer in Concord, Georgia. Line entries list black jar rings with quantities, prices, and a cash discount applied, presented beneath a decorative masthead and the firm’s colorful King Bee emblem. The layout combines strong branding with structured accounting fields, preserving both business identity and transaction detail on a single commercial sheet measuring 8 x 7 inches.

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