[Rarebooks] FS: Archive of Early 20th Century Independent Ice Company Documents - MA and N.H.

[Joslin Hall Rare Books]

Archive of Early 20th Century Documents Relating to the Independent Ice 
Company of Massachusetts & New Hampshire.

Includes:

- Statement of Condition, The Independent Ice Company of East Cambridge, 
Massachusetts, dated April 1, 1901

- Folding blueprints, "Plan of Land, Independent Ice Company, Lakeport, 
N.H., Dec. 1926" (33.5"x24")

- Letter dated August 24, 1927 on the letterhead the the Attorney 
General of Massachusetts, to the Independent Ice Company, detailing a 
complaint that they are charging peddlers in different towns different 
prices per ton for ice and informing them that this is illegal

- 2 Letters dated March 31st, 1931 on the letterhead of the American Ice 
Company of Jersey City, N.J., to Robert B. Stone of Stone & Jones law 
firm in Boston, regarding sale of the Independent Ice Company property 
in Laconia, N.H.

- A 1-page inventory of tools and supplies owned by the Independent Ice 
Company in Laconia, N.H., with a cover letter dated April 7, 1931, in a 
folder stamped "Stone & Jones - Boston"

- A 3-page inventory of ice company equipment and supplies, with the 
penciled notation "Lakeport, N.H. - Listed by Newlin & Taylor - April 4, 
1931 - Robert Stone".


Some soil and wear, blueprints with soil, wear, and tearing at some 
folds. $250

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