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Union Envelope Company records, 1892-2000

5.38 cubic feet and 10 boxes and 3 volumes

Records, 1892-2000 (bulk 1909-1990), of the Union Envelope Company of Richmond, Virginia, consisting of account books, advertisements, charter and bylaws, correspondence, financial records, histories, meeting minutes, obituaries, photographs, plans, price lists and related papers concerning the operation of the Union Envelope Company. Collections also includes ephemera such as awards, hats, mugs, and promotional materials. One volume contains what seems to be accounts, 1892, for Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works Company.

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Union Envelope Company records, 1892-2000 5.38 cubic feet and 10 boxes and 3 volumes

Union Envelope Company

Records, 1892-2000 (bulk 1909-1990), of the Union Envelope Company of Richmond, Virginia, consisting of account books, advertisements, charter and bylaws, correspondence, financial records, histories, meeting minutes, obituaries, photographs, plans, price lists and related papers concerning the operation of the Union Envelope Company. Collections also includes ephemera such as awards, hats, mugs, and promotional materials. One volume contains what seems to be accounts, 1892, for Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works Company.

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