1909 Hotel Windsor Manchester NH Illustrated Letterhead Bank Clock Stamp Rare For Sale

Dimensions: 6\" x 9\"
Up for sale is an exceptional, authentic 1909 illustrated hotel letterhead letter from the historic Hotel Windsor in Manchester, New Hampshire. This beautiful piece of New England history features a highly detailed, crisp architectural engraving of the grand hotel building complete with horses, carriages, and a \"Windsor\" flag flying atop the roof. The letterhead lists notable local proprietors Joseph Quirin and J. H. Dearborn at the top left.
The letter, penned on hotel stationery, is addressed to the Merchants National Bank of Manchester. Signed by G. E. Marshall, it requests a $3.00 deposit credit to their account. While the writer mistakenly penned the year line as \"1907,\" the official purple ink bank receipt stamp firmly corrects the date to August 24, 1909. This desirable bank stamp features a complete clock-dial matrix showing it was processed at approximately 1:00 P.M. A stellar addition to any collection of vintage hotel advertising, New Hampshire history, or turn-of-the-century fiscal ephemera.
Product Specifications:- Document Type: Illustrated Hotel Letterhead / Banking Correspondence- Date: August 23–24, 1909- Location: Manchester, New Hampshire- Establishment: Hotel Windsor (Proprietors Joseph Quirin & J. H. Dearborn)- Recipient: Merchants National Bank (Manchester, N.H.)- Author: G. E. Marshall- Key Features: Architectural building engraving, purple ink clock-dial bank stamp
Condition Report:This turn-of-the-century document is in excellent vintage condition. The lined paper is crisp with minimal edge wear, preserving the stark black graphics of the hotel illustration perfectly. It exhibits standard horizontal mailing folds from original correspondence filing. The reverse remains clean with only minimal ink show-through from the front stamps. Please examine the high-resolution photographs to assess the exact paper structure and outstanding visual presentation.