Description
Original document from Edward E. Nahon (b. ca. 1881), a New York-based furniture designer and businessman active during the early-to-mid 20th century. Nahon was known for his design work and entrepreneurship during an important era of American business history.
Details About the Item:
One original corporate resolution book from The Nahon Company, dated February 14, 1924. This handwritten document records resolutions jointly adopted by the stockholders and board of directors.
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Entirely hand-penned in fine script, with ink lines showing variation and texture under magnification
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Soft textured outer wrap enclosing a bound inner softcover booklet
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The document recognizes Edward E. Nahon’s years of dedicated service. Although already receiving a $25,000 salary, the board proposed awarding him a $20,000 bonus. His lawyer, speaking on his behalf, relayed that he would decline the bonus. Instead, the board resolved to grant him a company-paid vacation of no less than three months.
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Officially signed by E. A. Nahon (Acting Vice President), Henry J. Nahon (Secretary), and Jacob Newman (Counsel)
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Embossed corporate seal from 1912 affixed at bottom-likely the year of the company’s incorporation
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Ends with a resolution that a copy of these resolutions be formally presented to Edward E. Nahon
Condition:
Very good vintage condition. Some light toning and wear appropriate for age. Binding intact and pages remain fully legible. Please see photos for details.
Why It’s Valuable:
This is not just a corporate document-it’s a rare personal glimpse into early 20th-century business values, leadership culture, and family-run enterprise. A valuable item for historians, ephemera collectors, and those interested in American entrepreneurship.
Shipping Information:
Carefully packed and shipped with tracking. Combined shipping available for multiple purchases.
