[Collection of miscellaneous material relating to the herb business]. 1866-1886.

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[Collection of miscellaneous material relating to the herb business]. 1866-1886.

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This group of items consists of three postal cards, 1885-1886, inquiring about orders; a broadside advertisement for Shakers' Tothache Pellets; pages 25-34 of a printed catalogue offering herbs and garden seeds raised by the Shakers; and four pages torn from an account book dated 1866, recording herb sales.

6 items ; 8-32 cm.

Winterthur Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8185568

Winterthur Library

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