Formulaire dexpédition demballage mobile Lochard Bros ~ années 1950 Bronx mode NY Ephemera LU 5-0948

Product Name: Formulaire dexpédition demballage mobile Lochard Bros ~ années 1950 Bronx mode NY Ephemera LU 5-0948
État：Occasion mode
This vintage combined uniform household goods bill of lading and freight bill from Lochard Brothers Moving - Storage - Packing - Shipping offers a detailed and historically significant record of a mid-20th century moving transaction in New York City. The document, designated as FORM 252 REV. REORDER HILBIN PRINTING, INC., 800 UNION ST. BROOKLYN 15, N. Y... The form meticulously documents a move from 6495 Broadway to 3424 Kingsbridge Terrace in the Bronx, with specific notations for the mover N.Y.C.-M.T. No. 429. The total charges for the services rendered on that day amounted to $95.00, with the move commencing at 5:55 A.M. and concluding at 10:10 A.M. The bill of lading includes detailed contract terms and conditions, providing insights into the legal and operational aspects of the moving industry during this period. It outlines liabilities, transit considerations, and claims procedures, reflecting the standards and practices of the time. The document is signed by the customer, Donna Rawle, and representatives of Lochard Bros. movers, adding a personal and authentic touch to this historical artifact. The reverse side features additional printed terms and conditions, further enriching its historical value. This item serves as a valuable resource for local historians and collectors interested in the commercial and residential patterns of the Bronx, particularly around the Melrose Avenue area, during the mid-20th century. The document captures a specific moment in time, offering a tangible connection to the past. Its condition, while showing signs of age, remains intact and legible, making it a rare and collectible piece for enthusiasts of New York City history, vintage documents, or the moving industry. The inclusion of specific addresses, dates, and signatures enhances its authenticity and research potential..