N. & D. Sellers (firm).

The firm of N. & D. Sellers was engaged in wire working industry and in the manufacture of wool cards and paper molds. After the death of David Sellers in 1813 and the retirement of Nathan Sellers 1817, the business was run by Coleman, son of Nathan, and Samuel and James, sons of David Sellers. In 1828 N. & D. Sellers dissolved with the retirement of Coleman Sellers.

From the description of Letterbook, 1821 Jan. 11-1830 Jan. 31. (American Philosophical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 122523457