Extensive Archive of Early 20th Century Cement Trade in Imperial Russia "Soiuz"

Title: Extensive Archive of Early 20th Century Cement Trade in Imperial Russia "Soiuz"

Description:

An extensive and historically significant archive from the "Soiuz" company, a prominent enterprise based in Rostov-on-Don, specializing in the sale of cement during late Imperial Russia. This collection comprises over 200 documents, including papers, telegrams, invoices, and other correspondence, many of which are inscribed and signed by the proprietors of various companies. Each document is printed on official letterhead, providing a fascinating glimpse into the business practices and commercial relationships of that era.

The archive contains a variety of communications, including telegrams related to orders, deliveries, and business inquiries, showcasing the swift exchange of information crucial to commercial operations. Detailed billing statements, primarily invoices, highlight pricing, quantities, and financial aspects of the trade. Signed communications between "Soiuz" and its clients include letters and correspondence discussing terms of sale, shipping arrangements, and other business matters. Agreements, contracts, and other legal papers detail partnerships and business dealings. Notes, memos, and other documents relevant to the daily operations of the company are also present.

This archive offers invaluable insights into the commercial activities of a major supplier of cement in Imperial Russia. "Soiuz" catered to a diverse clientele from the Central region to the Caucasus and the Far East, demonstrating the widespread demand for construction materials during a period of significant industrial growth and urban development.

Most papers are inscribed and signed by company owners, adding a personal touch and authenticity to the collection. The archive illustrates the extensive network and influence of "Soiuz," with clients from various regions of Imperial Russia.

The documents are in varying conditions typical of archival material from this period. Some papers may show signs of wear, aging, or damage, but overall, the collection remains in good condition, preserving the historical integrity of the archive.

Originating from the company's meticulously preserved records, this archive presents a rare opportunity for historians, researchers, and collectors interested in the commercial history of Imperial Russia.

Seller ID: 1142

Subject: Caucasus, Documents, Russia, Ukraine



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