At bottom of ad is an illustration of a woman's shoe, and shoes a woman stepping up on a curb. Mr. Renacker could not write and so made his mark in the middle of his name that was written by someone else. Denniston witnessed his signature. He later served under President Washington as Postmaster General, Secretary of War, and then Secretary of State. He later went on to serve in the Senate and House as an Extreme Federalist.
Book has many stubs and some written receipts still intact.
Receipts have a nice illustration on left side. Cover is black cardboard with cloth binding. Excellent Issued to Harrison Rugg for his Chevrolet Sedan. Two page policy states that Mr. Rugg uses his car for pleasure and business, and keeps it in a private garage. Also included with the policy are an Invoice and a Statement, both showing the price of the policy.