Syracuse New York 1892 Woodhull Goodale Bull Weeks Clothing Billhead 8.5 x 4.5

This billhead dates to 1892 and records a transaction from Woodhull, Goodale & Bull and Weeks Clothing in Syracuse, New York, reflecting late nineteenth-century wholesale clothing trade practices.

Syracuse operated as a regional commercial hub in upstate New York, where wholesale clothing firms supplied garments to retailers across surrounding markets. Businesses like Woodhull, Goodale & Bull coordinated distribution through established supply networks, linking manufacturers, jobbers, and local merchants. Billheads from this period illustrate structured commercial exchanges, documenting credit terms, shipment details, and inter-firm relationships within a growing industrial economy.

The document features a detailed illustrated building vignette at left representing the Weeks Woodhull & Co. premises, paired with ornate typography identifying the firm as manufacturers and jobbers of clothing. Printed elements include address details on Clinton Street and standardized billing fields, while handwritten entries record the purchaser, quantities, and totals. Red overprint and manuscript additions create a layered visual structure typical of period business stationery, all within the compact 8.5 x 4.5 format.

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