Travelers Record, Volumes 26-29
Explore the early 20th-century world through the eyes of the Travelers Insurance Companies in these collected volumes of the "Travelers Record." Offering a unique perspective on the era, these volumes (26-29) provide insight into the insurance industry's role in a rapidly changing society. A valuable resource for historians, business scholars, and anyone interested in the social and economic landscape of the time, the "Travelers Record" captures a critical period in American history.
Published by one of the leading insurance providers, these records provide a fascinating glimpse into the risks and opportunities of the early 1900s, offering a rare primary source for understanding the evolution of travel, business, and personal safety.
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