This 1908 Dallas, Texas wholesale hardware invoice documents a multi-item shipment from Huey and Philp Hardware Company to Carter Ivy Hardware Company in Weatherford.
Huey and Philp operated along Elm Street and Pacific Avenue during a period when Dallas was expanding as a regional wholesale hub serving North Texas towns. The letterhead emphasizes wholesale hardware distribution, reflecting the interconnected supply chain between urban jobbers and smaller community retailers.
Dated February 10, 1908, the invoice lists saws, a Stilson wrench, well wheels, padlocks, nails, lanterns, netting rolls, and additional hardware, with freight noted on netting and a total carefully calculated at the bottom. The wide range of tools and farm-related goods illustrates the everyday commercial needs of early twentieth-century Texas merchants and agricultural customers.
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