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H.C. Miller Co. Letterhead
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Letterhead of the H.C. Miller Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, manufacturing stationers, with images of five types of loose leaf business ledger bindings along the left hand side of the page, under the motto, "Modern Business Methods Require Modern Loose Leaf Devices," with the initial capital "M" serving as the first letter for "Modern," "Methods," and "Modern".
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W01354E
WHi 89406
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