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1868-05-07 Horticulture Invoice: Martin Trautman, Florist, 2021.005.015

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Horticulture Invoice: Martin Trautman, Florist, 1868 (recto)
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Horticulture Invoice: Martin Trautman, Florist, 1868 (recto)

Roxbury, Mr [Batjes?] Mt. Auborn

[letterhead: egraving of a bouquet of flowers in a pot] Bought of MARTIN TRAUTMAN, FLORIST CORNER OF WARREN AND DALE STREETS. Terms Cash.

5 Willows $1.50 each $7.50 Received paymt. M. Trautman

approved by Daniel L. Winsor

Last edit almost 3 years ago by Thom Burns
Horticulture Invoice: Martin Trautman, Florist, 1868 (verso)
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Horticulture Invoice: Martin Trautman, Florist, 1868 (verso)

Martin Trautman $7.50

Last edit almost 3 years ago by Thom Burns
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