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Lot of Original American (+2 Canadian) Hotel Stationery Blotters EnvelopesThis lot consists of-Fort Nelson Hotel Stationary -Fort Nelson British Columbia Canada.
Single sheet. 8.5”x11”. Minor soil, light wear.Caledonia Inns Ltd. Stationary -British Columbia Canada.
Single sheet. 8.5”x11”. Minor soil, light wear.Green Cove Tuxedo North Carolina Hotel Stationery.
Single sheet. 6”x9.5”. Minor soil, light wear.Hotel Eugene - Eugene Oregon Architectural Illustrated Hotel Stationery.
“The outstanding hotel on the Pacific Highway - 200 rooms, 100 baths”. Single sheet. 8.5”x11”. Minor soil, some wear.Coulee House Hotel Stationary -Grand Coulee Dam, Washington.
Single sheet. 8.5”x11”. Minor soil, light wear.The Harrisburger Harrisburg Pennsylvania 3 Sheets of Hotel Stationery.
The Harrisburger was an imposing Art Deco style building “operated under the direction of the American Hotels Corporation - stop at recognized hotels”. Three single sheets of unused stationery, measuring 7.25x10.5. A few minor creases and light spots of soil.1890 American Hotel Delhi New York Business Envelope.
About 5.75”x3.25”. Stamped and mailed, opened roughly along one end, with loss. Soil and wear.Arlington Hotel Washington D.C. 1910s American Advertising Envelope.
6”x3.5”. Creases and some soil and wear. Addressed, stamped, and opened, no contents.Pullen House Skagway Alaska Hotel Inn Vintage Label.
The Pullen House in Skagway, Alaska was a hotel and boarding house founded by Harriet \"Ma\" Pullen during the Klondike Gold Rush. Known for its hospitality, the Pullen House featured amenities like hot baths and fresh food from Pullen\'s gardens, and it became a popular lodging for miners. Pullen collected Gold Rush memorabilia and displayed it in the house, which eventually became a museum. The property was incorporated into the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, which preserves the history of the Gold Rush era. President Warren G. Harding visited the house in 1923. Label. 3.5”x4”. Some corner soil.St. Louis Hotel Lennox Elegant Vintage Advertising Blotter.
7.75”x3”. Minor soil, light wear. Unused.Sweet Hotels Chain Topeka Kansas & Missouri Advertising Blotter
Sweet Hotels, run by John S. Sweet, had hotels in Topeka, Chanute, and Arkansas City, Kansas, and St. Louis, Jefferson City, Columbia, and Sedalia, Missouri. Blotter. 5.75x3. Minor soil, light wear. Unblotted.Hotel Altamont, Baltimore Maryland Illustrated 1894 Billhead.
An attractive billhead for this well-known hotel from the Gilded Age, with a handsome wood-engraved image of the hotel, with strolling couples. Dated “March 9” only on the front but docketed 1894 on the reverse. Single sheet. 8.5”x4.75”. Folds, minor soil, light wear, two pinprick holes in the image.
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