Lockeford California 1904 Postal Money Order Advice Sutter Creek 3.5 x 5

This 1904 postal money order advice was issued in Lockeford, California, documenting a financial transaction directed through the United States Postal Service to Sutter Creek.

Postal money orders served as a secure method for transferring funds across distances in the early twentieth century, particularly in rural and mining regions where banking access could be limited. Documents of this type reflect the role of post offices as financial intermediaries within everyday economic exchange.

The form features a printed header identifying U.S. Postal Money Order Advice with Lockeford, California and a serial number, alongside handwritten entries dated March 24, 1904. Payee and remitter names are recorded in ink, with Sutter Creek, California noted as the destination, and the document includes official formatting fields and signature elements typical of postal financial records.

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