Douglas Georgia 1910s Douglas Automobile Garage Livery Billhead 8 x 5.5

This 1910s billhead from the Douglas Automobile Company in Douglas, Georgia records a detailed parts and service transaction, reflecting early automotive repair and livery operations in a transitional transportation era.

Automobile garages during the 1910s often operated alongside traditional livery services, bridging the shift from horse-drawn transport to motor vehicles. Businesses like this one supplied parts, performed repairs, and maintained vehicles at a time when automotive infrastructure was still developing. The presence of Ford accessories as a specialty highlights the rapid rise of standardized automobile manufacturing and the growing demand for maintenance and replacement components.

The billhead features a printed header identifying Douglas Automobile Company Garage and Livery Service, with officers listed at the top and a structured ledger below. Handwritten entries detail numerous parts and items, including mechanical components and service-related charges, organized in vertical columns with corresponding prices. The format presents a practical accounting layout, with clear divisions and a well-used surface showing the working nature of the document.

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