Warley Bascom Sons ledger
A free African American originally from Madagascar, Warley Bascom left Charleston, South Carolina in 1861 to establish an upholstery and interior decorating business in Philadelphia. Two sons and a daughter continued the business until 1973. The ledger shows customers' accounts and includes a...
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Collection: | Warley Bascom Sons Ledger |
Collection Number: | SC042 |
Format: | Manuscript |
Language: | English |
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Processing Information: Object was treated for damage in January 2020. Repairs include- front cover reattachment, cleaned spine, and mended page tears. |
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0.25 Linear feet 1 volume |
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A free African American originally from Madagascar, Warley Bascom left Charleston, South Carolina in 1861 to establish an upholstery and interior decorating business in Philadelphia. Two sons and a daughter continued the business until 1973. The ledger shows customers' accounts and includes an index listing customers alphabetically by name. There is a brief family history by Elizabeth Powers in the library. |