Business records, 1873-1874.

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Business records, 1873-1874.

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The West and Lee Game and Printing Company's records, 1873-1874, consist of one folio volume, mostly blank, with the articles of incorporation, a list of stockholders with number of shares, and minutes of meetings to establish the company.

1 v. (13 p. of entries) ; folio.

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Lee, George, Sir, 1700-1758

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Sir George Lee (1700-1758) is known for being a lawyer and politician. He entered Christ Church at Oxford in 1720. By 1742 he was a Lord of Admiralty. Admiralty, a department within the British government, oversaw naval matters. In 1751 Sir Lee became dean of arches and a judge of the prerogative court of Canterbury. These appointments lasted until his death in 1758. Under King George II (1727-1760) Sir Lee became a privy councilor and was knighted in 1752. From the description of Si...

West & Lee Game and Printing Company.

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The West and Lee Game Printing Company was incorporated in Worcester, Mass., in 1873. The officers and chief stockholders were Presbury West ( - ) and George S. Lee ( - ). The company manufactured toys and games and printed rules and catalogs of games. One of its products was a game similar to croquet called Chivalrie. Besides printing an illustrated catalog with rules for the game, the company sold Chivalrie sets ranging in price from $4 to $1000. From the description of Business re...

West, Presbury B.

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