Cincinnati Ohio 1928 Isaac Faller Sons Clothes Billhead - 8.5 x 6.5

This billhead dated September 21, 1928 was issued by The Isaac Faller’s Sons Company of Cincinnati, Ohio, manufacturers of tailored clothing during the interwar period of American garment production.

Cincinnati supported a substantial clothing manufacturing sector during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, supplying ready-made garments to retailers and mail-order customers across the Midwest and beyond. Companies such as Isaac Faller’s Sons specialized in men’s clothing and developed recognizable trade brands promoted through printed invoices, catalogs, and mail-order systems. Business documents from garment manufacturers illustrate how regional factories distributed finished apparel through expanding national shipping networks.

The document features the printed heading The Isaac Faller’s Sons Co. with the phrase Manufacturers of Faller’s Perfect System Clothes and lists the company address at the northeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Walnut Street in Cincinnati. A detailed illustration of the firm’s multi-story factory building appears at the right side of the letterhead. The invoice records a mail order sale of men’s pants priced at 3.75 with parcel post delivery charges of 0.20, producing a total of 3.95. The form shows terms net and includes a payment notation stamped paid with a later date of December 8, 1928.

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