[Archive of a New York City law firm's correspondence] / Storrs & Sedgwick.
1850
HLPrac St75 1850 (Map It)
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Title
[Archive of a New York City law firm's correspondence] / Storrs & Sedgwick.
Published
[New York] : [Storrs & Sedgwick], [1850-1890]
Call Number
HLPrac St75 1850
Description
11 volumes ; 27-29 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)277144074
Note
Title taken from bookseller's accompanying slip.
According to The Lawbook Exchange, "Described in Swann catalogue record, being 7 volumes of (inbound) letters to the firm of Storrs & Sedgwick, and 2 letterpress copybooks of their outgoing corresdondence covering the period of 1857-1858 and 1861-1862. The letters received are in volumes created for this purpose with an adhesive inner gutter, enabling one to mount the letters in chronological order as received. Each letter is numbered in the upper right hand corner and an index was created at the rear of each volume. Each volume has between 200 and 250 letters, so there are approximately 1500 letters to the firm. As noted in the catalogue description they cover the period of of 1852-1864. Additionally there is another volume covering the letters to the law firm of Russell & Storrs from 1850, and another volume of Sedgwick's letterpress copybook from 1885-1890."
"9 volumes. Quarto, copybooks with worn felt backstrips, scrapbooks lacking covers and worn at extremities. 1852-1864; [with] A scrapbook of letters received by the predecessory firm of Russell & Storrs , 1850; [and] Henry Dwight Sedgwick's letterpress copybook of outgoing correspondence in private practice, 1885-1890. * Storrs & Sedgwick was the New York City partnership of James Howe Storrs (1819-1882) and Henry Dwight Sedgewick (1824-1903). This extensive archive of the firm's legal correspondence includes 2 letterpress copybooks of their outgoing correspondence (1857-1858 and 1861-1862) and 7 scrapbooks of their letters received (1852-1864). The correspondence relates to lawsuits, estates, and property handled by the firm."--Slip from The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd.
According to The Lawbook Exchange, "Described in Swann catalogue record, being 7 volumes of (inbound) letters to the firm of Storrs & Sedgwick, and 2 letterpress copybooks of their outgoing corresdondence covering the period of 1857-1858 and 1861-1862. The letters received are in volumes created for this purpose with an adhesive inner gutter, enabling one to mount the letters in chronological order as received. Each letter is numbered in the upper right hand corner and an index was created at the rear of each volume. Each volume has between 200 and 250 letters, so there are approximately 1500 letters to the firm. As noted in the catalogue description they cover the period of of 1852-1864. Additionally there is another volume covering the letters to the law firm of Russell & Storrs from 1850, and another volume of Sedgwick's letterpress copybook from 1885-1890."
"9 volumes. Quarto, copybooks with worn felt backstrips, scrapbooks lacking covers and worn at extremities. 1852-1864; [with] A scrapbook of letters received by the predecessory firm of Russell & Storrs , 1850; [and] Henry Dwight Sedgwick's letterpress copybook of outgoing correspondence in private practice, 1885-1890. * Storrs & Sedgwick was the New York City partnership of James Howe Storrs (1819-1882) and Henry Dwight Sedgewick (1824-1903). This extensive archive of the firm's legal correspondence includes 2 letterpress copybooks of their outgoing correspondence (1857-1858 and 1861-1862) and 7 scrapbooks of their letters received (1852-1864). The correspondence relates to lawsuits, estates, and property handled by the firm."--Slip from The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd.
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