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Original 1890s Monarch Rubber Company invoice issued to Moresi Sugar Mill Foundry & Machine Co. of Jeanerette, Louisiana. Records a purchase of lace leather for manufacturingof sugar mill machine parts. Large stag head logo, company stamps and handwritten payment receipt. Items receivedin New Iberia, LA. Prices per foot lightly written in pencil.
Monarch’s history connects it to rubber magnate Samuel Pomeroy Colt’s industrial empire. Its successor, Banner Rubber, became a subsidiary of U.S. Rubber, which Colt headed from 1901–1918. 1905 trade directory Colt archives).
Document window opening: 7" x 8.25"
Frame size: 12.75" x 14"
Framed under glass with gilt wood frame and gilt wood window mat border.
Paper has age toning, fold lines and small punctures near the upper left. See photos.
