Minneapolis Minnesota 1916 Albert Dickinson Seed Merchants Billhead 8.5 x 5.5

This 1916 billhead from the Albert Dickinson Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota documents a seed merchant transaction during a period of expanding commercial agriculture in the Upper Midwest.

Minneapolis served as a major agricultural distribution center in the early twentieth century, where firms like Albert Dickinson specialized in seeds, grains, and related farm supplies for regional growers. Seed merchants played a critical role in standardizing crop varieties and supporting large-scale farming operations, connecting producers with reliable sources of clover, alfalfa, and other staple agricultural inputs.

The document features a printed letterhead identifying the company as seed merchants, with decorative agricultural imagery reinforcing its trade identity. Typed and handwritten entries list seed varieties, quantities, and pricing, arranged in a structured business format typical of early twentieth-century correspondence and invoicing. The layout reflects a blend of printed form and manual notation, capturing both the standardized and personalized aspects of commercial transactions in the agricultural supply chain.

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