Louisville Kentucky American Surety Company 1925 Prohibition Bond Letterhead 8.5 x 11

This October 14, 1925 letter on American Surety Company of New York letterhead addresses a Prohibition-era bond concerning a federal permit and liquor disposition compliance.

During the 1920s, surety companies played a central role in underwriting bonds required under federal Prohibition regulations, particularly for businesses handling controlled alcohol inventories under permit. Corporate letterheads from national firms such as American Surety Company projected financial authority through engraved architectural imagery, executive listings, and capital statements prominently displayed at the top of the page.

The heading reads American Surety Company of New York with a printed capital statement of 5,000,000 and a detailed executive roster, alongside an engraved illustration of the company’s building. The Louisville, Kentucky office date line is October 14, 1925, and the typed subject references a bond tied to Miller and Saloisch with notation regarding liquor purchased under permit. The sheet measures 8.5 x 11 inches and includes original signatures and handwritten notations in the lower margin.

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