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Item Code: 2025-2350
An unused example of the same printed form blank from the Medical Purveyor's Office, Columbia, South Carolina, 186_, authorizing transportation for "one seat" and a quantity of "sacks of Barks, etc.," to be countersigned by the "Surg. & Med. Purveyor." Identical in format and printing to inv. #2025-2351, offered here as a companion piece or for the collector building a study group of Confederate medical department ephemera.
Unfilled — no date, name, route, or signature present. Toned manuscript paper, period printing. Housed in archival sleeve. [ss][ph:L]
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