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Frederick August Mayo invoice, 1831

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This 1831 invoice lists seventeen books and one custom box produced by Frederick August Mayo (1785-1853) for the Circuit Superior Court of the Law Chancery of Nicholas County, Virginia. The invoice is addressed on the verso to P. Burne, Esq. Merchant Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Virginia, with a circular date stamp and the manuscript note "paid." Mayo was the primary bookbinder for Thomas Jefferson during the last decade of his life.

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Frederick August Mayo invoice, 1831 .1 Linear Feet 1 oversized legal folder

This 1831 invoice lists seventeen books and one custom box produced by Frederick August Mayo (1785-1853) for the Circuit Superior Court of the Law Chancery of Nicholas County, Virginia. The invoice is addressed on the verso to P. Burne, Esq. Merchant Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Virginia, with a circular date stamp and the manuscript note "paid." Mayo was the primary bookbinder for Thomas Jefferson during the last decade of his life.

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