This collection features ledgers, papers, correspondence and bills relating to Mennall Sawmill at Ebor Works, York Road, Huntington.
Ledgers, cash books, invoices and receipts relating to Mennell Sawmill.
"Decimal Scantling Measurer and Petrograd Standard Calculator for finding the cubic contents of any quantity of deals, battens, boards and other Scantlings, the quantity in petrograd standards and the value at any price per standard", by S. E. Wilson
Weekly Tax Tables, Weeks 38 to 47 for the income tax year 1959 - 1960, "pay days within the period from Dec. 21 to Feb 28 inclusive".
Weekly Tax Tables, Weeks 48 to 52, income tax year 1960 - 1961, "pay days within the perios from Mar. 1 to April 4 inclusive".
Cash book detailing accounts held with other firms.
Cash book detailing accounts held with other firms.
Account book including firm's day work and good supplied (1914 - 1923), and stock book (1959).
'The Cube Calculator, giving at a glance the cubical or solid contents of any piece of squared scantling from 1 in. by 1 in. to 12 in. by 12 in., and from 1 ft. to 1,000 ft. long. For the use of architects, surveyors, timer merchants, estate agents, builders and others,' by John Whiting.
Watercolour hanging presumably advertising Bootham Engineers or an event they were holding.
British Transport Commission, British Railways transport forms (consignment notes)- carbon copies.
Mr C. A. Mennel t/a Mennell Bros Trading Profit and Loss Accounts, and Balance Sheets for the year ending 31 December for each year.
Loan account (1 page), has very few details.
Smith's Pitprop Tables, Home Timber, Taper 1 inch 7 feet, computed by Scientific Computing Service Ltd. Also includes loose pages of correspondence.
Collins' Handy Ready Reckoner containing calculations from 1/16th of a Penny to a Pound with tables of interest, income and calculations (London and Glasgow, Collins' Clear-Type Press).
'A New Table of Solid Measure, ready cast up: whereby the solid content, and consequently the value, of any piece or quantity of timber, stone & c. may be found, at sight, from 2 to 54 inches, the side og the square, (or one-fourt of the girt) and from one quarter of a foot, to 45 feet, the length; and therefore, by addition only, may serve to any greater breadth, of there should ever be occasion'. Also includes loose notes.
"Warne's New Hoppus Measurer. A series of tables of ready reference for the timber and allied trades".
MacDonald's English Directory, Gazetteer Section, giving the location, population and other local statistics of cities, towns, parishes and villages in England and Wales, with postal, telegraphic and shipping information. Includes railway attached map of England and loose notes.
Correspondence relating to Mennell Sawmill.
Letter Book containing copies of letters.
Correspondence between Mennell Bros and other businesses.
The timber merchants were located in North Street, York.
Includes four different designs of forms.