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Group of 25+ 1907 FNB / Leys Jeweler Butte, MT Bank Checks For Sale
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Group of 25+ 1907 FNB / Leys Jeweler Butte, MT Bank Checks:
$14.99
Welcome to my listing for: Group of 25+ 1907 FNB / Leys Jeweler Butte, MT Bank Checks “Leys Jewelry Company” of Butte. After working for a year as a journeyman jeweler in Scotland, Alexander S. Christie arrived in Marion, Kansas, in 1881 where he worked his trade for several years before forming a partnership with his brother-in-law, James D. Leys where they opened Leys Jewelry in Butte in 1888. In 1891 Christie disposed of his Kansas location and moved to Butte to devote his full attention to business there. In 1897, they added a wholesale component to their business with Leys heading to New York City to open the firm’s headquarters at 65 Nassau Street, leaving Christie in full charge of the Butte location. Christie had local interests in the Silver Bow National Bank, the Haskins Drug Company and was a member of several area lodges, including the Knights Templars, the Shriners and Silver Bow Lodge No. 48 of the Masonic Order. Over the years, the company went through different names, including: “Leys, Christie & Co.”, “Leys Jeweler and Optometrist” and “Leys Jewelers and Silversmiths” and moved location three times over the course of the business’s run. Three generations ran the store until it closed at its final location at 20 N. Main Street in 1965. Most, if not all of the checks in this lot are signed \"A.S. Christie\" Showing only minor signs of wear and handling consistentwith its age. Mostly sequential. Some may have slight creases or tears. Mostly very clean throughout.Overall, in very good condition. Will display well in your collection. You will receive the group asshown in the photos. **Shipped securely with USPS Ground Advantage service in a rigid mailer with full tracking** Click HERE to see other bank checks that I have available here on .
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Click HERE to see letterheads that I have available here on .For U.S. based orders, the shipping cost for the first purchase is $4.00 and no extra cost for additional matchbookpurchases shipped in the same package. I have over 34,000 unique items here on - ClickHERE to visit my store & save with combined shipping for multiple buys: When possible, use the \"add to cart\" feature to select multiple items and before paying. If the cart is not combining shipping costs,I will refund excess shipping fees paid on individual purchases as I pack your order the following morning. I have enjoyed buying and selling great looking vintage quality collectibles for
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Unless noted otherwise, all items I offer here on are original and are not reproductions.Please have a look the provided photos for condition as they are part of the item descriptionand contact mewith any questions BEFORE offerding or making a purchase. All items are securely packed and are shipped mostly via USPS.Please rely on my near 25+ yr. 6,500+ 99.9% response rating as a guide to your buying decision. I hope that all is well with you and your family and thanks for stopping by! - Jerry “Leys Jewelry Company” of Butte. After working for a year as a journeyman jeweler in Scotland, Alexander S. Christie arrived in Marion, Kansas, in 1881 where he worked his trade for several years before forming a partnership with his brother-in-law, James D. Leys where they opened Leys Jewelry in Butte in 1888. In 1891 Christie disposed of his Kansas location and moved to Butte to devote his full attention to business there. In 1897, they added a wholesale component to their business with Leys heading to New York City to open the firm’s headquarters at 65 Nassau Street, leaving Christie in full charge of the Butte location. Christie had local interests in the Silver Bow National Bank, the Haskins Drug Company and was a member of several area lodges, including the Knights Templars, the Shriners and Silver Bow Lodge No. 48 of the Masonic Order. Over the years, the company went through different names, including: “Leys, Christie & Co.”, “Leys Jeweler and Optometrist” and “Leys Jewelers and Silversmiths” and moved location three times over the course of the business’s run. Three generations ran the store until it closed at its final location at 20 N. Main Street in 1965.bank checks
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