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We combine shipping when buying multiple items.1912 Western Union Telegram Edmund Tauszky to Archibald Cox re: Elesco Hosiery Trademark Dispute
Approximately 7.25\" by 8\". Some tears see pics
Book 13 page 24
Original 1912 Western Union Day Letter telegram sent from Edmund Tauszky in San Francisco to Archibald Cox in New York. The message discusses trademark concerns involving \"Elesco\" labels on hosiery, referencing a potential legal case with a party named Schiff. Tauszky seeks advice on whether to discontinue the use of the Elesco name on hosiery to avoid litigation, while reserving the right to use it on underwear products.
This rare historical business correspondence offers a glimpse into early 20th-century trademark negotiations and transcontinental communication. Stamped from the Western Union Building, 195 Broadway, New York, and dated March 27, 1912. A unique piece of ephemera for collectors of legal history, business communications, or Western Union memorabilia.
DAY LETTER
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
25,000 OFFICES IN AMERICA
CABLE SERVICE TO ALL THE WORLD
Form 2589 B.
Received at the WESTERN UNION BUILDING, 195 Broadway, N.Y.
b38sf wx 41-BLUE
SanFran Calif Mar 27, 1912
Archibald Cox,
253 Bway,
New York.
370
Information from Europe first Elesco Labels on hosiery nineteen hundred seven - Under circumstances please advise whether in your opinion we best agree discontinue use elesco on hosiery providing schiff dismisses case without costs, reserving right however to use Elesco on underwear
Edmund Tauszky.
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