Last modified January 8, 2010

The Filmer Brothers Electrotype Co. 330 Jackson St., San Francisco, CA. Several letters, on their letterhead, signed W. P. Filmer, on association business, scheduling and pricing.

There are many carbon copies of letters sent by Mr Bernhard. Frequently on recycled paper with interesting letterheads on the flip sides. There are always two crayon/carbon pencil vertical marks through the entire page.

Pacific Coast Electrotypers & Stereotypers Association There are many letters about this association of which Bernhard was a member. A two page early constitution for the organization is present as well as a list of members, etc.

Central Electrotype Company, 928-932 Central St., Kansas City., MO, a 1926 letter to Bernhard suggesting membership in The International Association of Electrotypers. O. L. Smack is the writer. Bernhard declines in a copy of his reply.

Seattle Photo Engravers Union Local No. 23 in 1926 sends Berhnard a threatening letter about his personal Union status. Earl McComb is the writer.

American Photo-Engravers Association in 1926 sends a letter about a meeting. Signed by the president, E. W. Houser.

Portland Electrotype and Stereotype Company, 42 N. Ninth Street, Portland, OR, a 1927 letter signed by Edward J. Kraenick on scheduling a meeting.

International Association of Electrotypers of America, Leader Building, Cleveland Ohio, a 1927 letter asking Bernhard for west coast news. Signed by the Field Secretary, H. G. Guiteras.

Nebraska Electrotype Company, 1928, declining sales of "The Lord's Supper." Signed by H. S. Steinbauer.

Proceedings Pacific Coast Electrotyper's Association, Seattle, June 25-26, 1928.

Bryan-Brandenburg Company Engravers-Electrotypers, 232 East 4th st., Los Angeles, CA. A 1929 scheduling letter signed by George Schaefer.

West Coast Engraving Co., Commonwealth Building, Portland, Oregon, a letter to Bernhard congratulating him on starting an open shop. 1930, signed by Carl F. Freiliinger.

Northern California Electrotypers & Stereotypers Association, 515 Underwood Building, San Francisco, California, a 1931 letter to Berhnard from albert E. Benson. One of several.

Northwestern Photo-Engravers Association, 509 Commonwealth Building, Portland, Oregon, 1931, a letter from Carl F. Freilinger, one of several.

American Photo-Engravers Association, 166 West Van Buren Street, Chicago, Illinois. 1931, a letter from Louis Flader about membership.

Employing Photo-Engravers Association of America, Open Shop Photo-Engravers, 457 Leader Building, Cleveland, Ohio, 1930, a letter from Tanner H. Freeman about Berhnard going "open shop."

I.P.E.U. Local No 23, Seattle, 212 Charlesgate Apt., four letters to Bernhard's customers asking them to use a different provider. 1932.

I.P.E.U. Telegram to Bernhard about a grievance...and Bernhard's response.

Pacific Coast Electrotypers' & Stereotypers' Convention Held in The Sir Francis Drake Hotel, San Francisco, California, 1933. Five page record of proceedings.

Pacific North West Electrotypers Association, Minutes of the Regular meeting, Seattle, WA, 1933

Pacific Electrotype Col, Inc., 627 First Avenue, Seattle, Washington, 1933, a price list.

Spokane Electrotype Company, W. 811 Second Ave., Spokane, Washington, 1933, a letter on invoicing from W. V. McElmany.

Oregon Engraving Co., 33 North Ninth Street, Portland Oregon, a letter on invoicing from Wm. J. Koch.

Central Labor Council of Seattle and Vicinity, Affiliated with American Federation of Labor, 1932, a letter from C. W. Doyle about...problems.

The Dallas Convention, 1936, I.P.E.U.? 8.5 x 13 inches, multiple pages.

International Photo-Engravers' Union of North America I.P.E.U.292 Madison Avenue, New York, NY, 1940, a letter from Edward J. Volz to Bernhard about union problems.

Seattle Photo-Engravers Union, No. 23, 442 West Mass. Street, 1940, a letter from Charles Byxbee.

International Association of Electrotypers & Stereotypers Incorporated , 949 Leader building, Cleveland, Ohio, 1944, a letter from A. P. Schloegel.

University of Washington, a 1944 letter from W. M. Read, University Editor and Director of the Press.

Sherman Printing & Binding Co., 71 Columbia Street, Seattle, WA., 1944 letter of congratulations on Bernhard's 25 years in business.

There are multiple Price Matrixcalculators.

This is a partial list.

U.S.P.O Regestered Jackets of two sizes
Form # 5258 (1934) Report of Riffled Parcel Post
Form # 5049 (April 1941 Report of Mail Found in Supposedly Empty Equipment (!!!!)
Form # 5367 (March 1947) Notice of Insanitary or Other Unsanitary Condition of Postal Car Railway Mail Service
Form # 3853 1944 Registers
Form # 0-19 Report showing Count Of Mails In R.P.O. Car No.__ As Recieved From St. Paul & Williston ND Train 27
Form # 5012 Trip Reports
Form # 5374 Report of Light Failure Railway Mail Service 1924 (gas lights and candles are mentioned)
Form # 5257 Report of Damaged Parcel Post
Form # 5013 1935 Mail Found Without Address Railway Mail Service
Form # 5104 1939 Application for Sick Leave Railway Mail Service

There are three letters from the Railway Post Office to Jaten

Tags:

Bad Order (orange/pink)
Perishable (tan)
Parcel Post for Special Handling (yellow)
Waste (white)

Envelopes:

Small sized Railroad Mail Service Official Business

Three envelopes (quite grubby) with "round" (hand ) stamps: One each from Harlem, Havre, and Glacier Park, Montana, all in the 40's.

Letters from Jaten to his superiors on Rainbow Hotel, Shelby, Montana stationery. One of which the superintendent has returned to Jaten, stamped with his railroad mail service stamp.

1982 Volume 4,5, and 6
1985 May-June, July-Augest, Sept.-Oct., November-Dec.
1986 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August, Sept.-Oct., Nov.-Dec.
1987 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August, Sept.-Oct., Nov.-Dec.
1988 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August, Sept.-Oct., Nov.-Dec.
1989 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August, Sept.-Oct.
1990 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August, Sept.-Oct.
1991 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August, Sept.-Oct., Nov.-Dec.
1992 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June
1993 May-June
1994 July-August, Sept.-Oct., Nov.-Dec.
1995 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August, Sept.-Oct., Nov.-Dec.
1996 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August, Sept.-Oct., Nov.-Dec.
1997 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August, Sept.-Oct., Nov.-Dec.
1998 Jan.-Feb., March-April, May-June, July-August
Article Reference 1994, Sept. A listing of Forth articles from Forth Dimensions from Vol. 1 (1978) through Vol. 15 (1994)
Article Reference Forml, 1995, March from 1980 thru 1993

The Arches, Palm Beach, Florida.
Genoa Monumento a C. Colombo. 1906, sent from Italy.
Scene on St. Croix River
Main Street, South Bristol, Maine
Main Street, Winthrop, Maine
Monadnock Mountain
Portland Observatory, Munjoy Hill
Portland, Maine, entrance to Fort Allen Park
Western Promenade, Portland, Maine
Longfellow's Home, Portland, Maine
Horse Shoe from Canadian Side, Niagara
Minot Ledge Light, off the Glades, Seiuate, Mass.
Beaver Harbor, On Bay of Fundy Shore
Southern Head Light, Grand Manan, N. B.
Pennsylvania Avenue From Treasury Building, Washington, D. C.
Hotel Brunswick, Boston, Mass.
The Court House, Wilmington, Delaware
Junction of Broadway and Massachusetts Ave and Soldiers Monument, Arlington, Mass.
City of Worcester, Mass.
North Head, Grand Manan, N.B.
Concord Street, South Framing ham, Mass.
The State Camp South Framingham, Mass.
Trinity Church, Boston, Mass
Eautaw Place, Baltimore
Canoing on the Charles River, Auburndale, Mass
Evening Shadows
Spring Point Ledge Light, Portland, Maine
Priscilla and John Alden
A Blue Ribbon Winner
The Observatory, Central Park, New York
Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, Riverside Drive, New York
Columbus Monument, New York
Flat Iron Building, New York
Statue Of Liberty, N. Y. City
St. Paul Building, New York
Cab Stand at Madison Square, New York.
Park Row Buildings, New York
Depot, B & A.R.R., West Newton, Mass
Damariscotta, Maine, River View
Concord Bridge
A Glimpse Of The Presumpscot River, Riverton Park, Portland, Maine
Moonlightling
Newton Upper Falls
City Hall and 2nd Congregational Church, West Newton, Mass.
134 Newbury Street
Morse High School, Bath Maine
Brunswick, Maine, looking up Main Street
Brunswick, Maine, Memorial Gateway Bowdoin College
Front Street, Bath Maine
Rangeley Lakes, Maine Middle Dam
Towing Sardine Boats, Eastport, Maine
General View of Niagara Falls
Amoskeag Bridge and Dam Showing Gate House on Dam Manchester, New Hampshire
Murray Lake & Hill
Three Christmas Post Cards
Cosmo Buttermilk Company card
Miss M. E Blagde? business post card.

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, Robert B Diemer, General Manager. This 1957 hardback is in good condition. There are 175 pages with numerous graphs, tables b&w photos and one fold out map. The previous owner's ink name stamp inside. No dust wrapper.

Publication of State Water Resources Board Bulletin No. 11 San Joaquin County Investigation Volume I (Text and Plates) This 8.5 x 11 paperback from 1954 has many pages, a few tables and 27 mostly fold-out plates/maps. There is shelf wear and soiling on the covers, the bottom of the back cover is worn and some of the map edges are worn and chipped a bit. The previous owner's ink name stamp is on the front cover.

Index of River Measurement Stations as of September 30, 1933 Part 10 The Great Basin. 8.5 x 11 inch stapled paperback with 18 pages of text and tables. Covering parts of California, Nevada, Utah and Oregon, published by the United States Department of the Interior. The staples are rusty. There are two ink name stamps on the front cover, one inside, and some folded page corners.

Specification No. 2656 Levee Construction and Stone Protection Right and Left Banks SanJoaquin River From Walthall Slough to Old River and Banta - Carbona Intake to Old River San Joaquin County, California Published by the U. S. Army Engineer District, Corps of Engineers, Sacramento, California. 8.5 x 11 inch Paperback of tables, charts and specifications. There is some underlining, notes in the margin, folded page edges and creasing. The pervious owner's ink name stamp and writing are on the front cover

Report of Sacramento-San Joaquin Water Supervision for 1947, 1948, 1949 and 1950--Four 8.5 x 11 inch paperback volumes with several pages, many tables and a card pocket in the back with a map. These volumes are in fair to good condition with the previous owner's name stamp on the front, shelf wear and soiling.

Water Levels In Observation Wells In Santa Barbara County, California, In 1956 This 8.5 by 11 inch stapled paperback was published by the US Department of the Interior Geological Survey and the Santa Barbara County Water Agency in 1957. The authors are K. S. Muir and P. M. Merritt. There are 68 pages of information, mostly tables. The staples are rusty, the front cover is soiled and one page has sharp creases. The previous owner's name stamp is on the front cover as well as "60.".

Letter From the Secretary of War Transmitting a Partial Report on Sacramento, San Joaquin, And Kern Rivers, Caliaf., Covering Navigatiion, Flood Control, Power Development, and Irrigation. This 127 page stapled paperback from 1931 has several fold out maps in the back. The front page is detached, the back page is nearly detached, and the staples are rusty. The previous owner's name stamp is on the front cover.

Report to The Federal Power Commissiion On The Water Powers Of CaliforniaFrank E. Bonner, Engineer, United States Forest Service. This 206 page 1928 paperback has many pages of tables, charts, fold out maps and photos. There's a name stamp on the front cover as well as a hand written name. Good condition.

Report To the Federal Power commission On The Storage Resources Of The South And Middle Forks of Kings River California. Ralph R. Randell, Senior Engineer. Published by the Tederal Power Commission in 1930, this stapled paperback has 57 pages, illustrations, maps, fold out maps, and one large map in a back pocket. The covers have broken away from the staples. The previous owner has his ink name stamp on the front cover.