Discover this authentic piece of American business history: a compelling 1936 letter from Frazier & Wright, Manufacturers of Tight Barrel Staves and Heading, based in Memphis, Tennessee. This correspondence, addressed to Mr. Chas. F. Lux in Clyde, New York, offers a fascinating glimpse into the cooperage industry during the Great Depression era. The letterhead itself is a work of art, featuring a detailed illustration of a barrel and highlighting their specialty in \"Oak, Pine and Gum Cooperage, Cross Ties and Car Stock,\" alongside their New York office details.The content of the letter discusses an \"enclosed confirmation\" and references a \"cooper\'s flag,\" indicating a specific quality or type of product. It reveals the company\'s efforts to locate specific materials or products within the New York State district, seeking other producers to meet demands. Signed by Frank R. Wright, this document not only captures a specific transaction but also reflects the logistical challenges and business practices of the period. It\'s a prime collectible for enthusiasts of industrial history, vintage business ephemera, and those interested in the economic landscape of the 1930s.
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