Cleveland Ohio 1907 Root McBride Billhead + Envelope Cover

This billhead dates to 1907 and documents a financial transaction involving Root McBride in Cleveland, Ohio, during a period of rapid commercial and industrial growth in the city.

Cleveland functioned as a major Midwestern manufacturing and distribution center in the early twentieth century, supported by dense networks of wholesalers, retailers, and professional firms. Business stationery from this period reflects standardized accounting practices and the expanding use of printed forms to manage credit, inventory, and customer accounts.

The billhead is printed for The Root McBride Company and is addressed to A. A. White of Mansfield, Ohio, with handwritten entries recording monthly figures and a stated due date in March. The page uses a ruled ledger-style layout with columns for itemized accounting, and the top margin includes preprinted business identification and payment instructions. The accompanying envelope bears the same recipient name and period postal markings, visually linking the document to its original mailing context without requiring interpretation of its use history.

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