Syracuse New York 1914 Neal Hyde Dry Goods Hosiery Billhead 8.5 x 6.5

This billhead was issued in 1914 by Neal & Hyde, a Syracuse, New York dry goods wholesaler specializing in white goods, hosiery, notions, and gentlemen’s furnishing merchandise supplied to regional retailers.

Wholesale dry goods firms like Neal & Hyde served as key intermediaries in the early twentieth-century American retail economy. Operating from regional distribution centers such as Syracuse, these businesses supplied clothing materials, hosiery, linens, and household textiles to small-town merchants throughout New York and neighboring states. Syracuse developed into an important commercial hub during this period, with textile wholesalers and jobbers supplying goods through rail-linked distribution networks.

The document features the printed Neal & Hyde company letterhead with decorative typographic elements advertising Dry Goods Notions and Hosiery along with related merchandise categories such as white goods and gents furnishing goods. The invoice is dated November 7, 1914 in Syracuse, New York and is made out to Johnson & Young of Weedsport, New York. Handwritten entries record quantities of coat aprons along with pricing and totals typical of wholesale trade accounting documents of the period.

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