1912 WYCKOFF CHURCH AND PARTRIDGE Commercial Truck Large Broadside+Letter WCP

Description

A large broadside advertisement heralding the early commercial trucks produced by the Wyckoff, Church, and Partridge Co. (WCP) of New York. The print, featuring a detailed lithograph illustration of the firm's 4 1/2 ton model, was sent under the same cover as a typed letter, to James Watson and Sons of Wilmington, Delaware (previously known as Riverview Wagon Works) an early customizer of wagons and trucks which crafted special vehicles (bookmobiles, paddy wagons, etc.).
The Watson firm's photo archive is held by the Hagley Museum in Delaware. This broadside unrecorded with none appearing in commerce (as of May 2021).
[Trucks] .
[Broadside Advertisement for an Early Commercial Truck Manufacturer]
. New York: Wyckoff, Church and Partridge, Inc., (1912). Printed broadside advertisement approximately 21" x 10 1/2." Original folds from mailing. Some mild stress and one tiny split at folds. Overall neat and uncommonly well preserved. [WITH] TLS and original stamped cover. All about very good.