Hubbard and Lyman Daybook
Partners who manufactured harnesses, saddles, and trunks in Springfield, Massachusetts. Includes the prices paid for harnesses, whips, trunks, valises, and a variety of repair jobs such as splicing, coupling, and repairing of the hoses of the Springfield Fire Department. Also contains method and form of payment (principally cash, but also wood, leather, and leather thread in exchange) and twenty pages of clippings with the names of Lyman’s daughters, Mary and Frances, written on them.
Subjects
- Aaron P. Emerson Co. (Orland, Me.)
- Barter--Massachusetts--Springfield--History--19th century
- Harness making and trade--Massachusetts--Springfield--History--19th century
- Harnesses--Prices--History
- Springfield (Mass.)--Economic conditions--19th century
- Springfield (Mass.). Fire Dept
- Trunks (Luggage)--Prices--History
- Wages--Leatherworkers--Massachusetts--Springfield--History--19th century
- Whips--Prices--History
Contributors
- Hubbard and Lyman
- Hubbard, Jason, b. 1815
- Lyman, Moses, b. 1815
Types of material
- Daybooks