Discover a fascinating piece of early 20th-century American business history with this original invoice and statement from the National Biscuit Company, the precursor to Nabisco. Dated from December 1908 through February 1909, this document provides a detailed look into the commercial transactions of the era, issued from the company's Albany, New York office located at 251 North Pearl Street.

This two-page record details various biscuit and cracker products sold, including iconic items like "Uneeda Biscuit" and "Royal Lunch," alongside "Dandy Cake," "Harvest Crisps," and "Coffee Cake." It features the distinctive "IN ER SEAL" logo, a hallmark of quality for National Biscuit Company products. The statement also includes a "PAID" stamp from February 1909, indicating the completion of the transaction. This ephemera offers a unique glimpse into the distribution of popular food items and the business practices of a major American corporation over a century ago. It's an excellent collectible for those interested in food history, vintage advertising, New York state history, or early 20th-century Americana.