Mercantile business - Nineteenth Century

Of the 146 pages in the ledger, eleven are devoted to listing pharmaceutical products, two pages of Liabilities, one page of Assets as of May 4, 1850, 49 pages of Goods, a page of Fixtures, Groceries, ten pages of Notes, 22 pages of Accounts and a number of blank pages.

Letter ledger book owned by Joseph Curtis Platt (1816-1887) written between 1850-1855. Many of the letters are about the Scranton Company general store which he ran. Other letters were addressed to his in-laws and the Scranton family.