Giddings Brothers
1899
A receipt from a dry goods store in Colorado Springs where Nikola Tesla purchased felt. It is unknown what the exact purpose for the felt was. If you have an idea, please share as a comment.
The late William "Bill" Wysock introduces the documents from Nikola Tesla.
Mountain Electric Company
December 12th, 1899
A receipt for 6,000 feet of #6 gauge wire.
Frank F. Bumstead & Company
December 12th, 1899
This receipt is for brass tubes, bolts and clips, a sheet of brass and labor for threading and polishing.
New York Electric Company
December 1st, 1899
I am not able to decipher the items on this receipt. If you have ideas please post a comment.
G. S. Barnes
December 1st, 1899
El Paso Electric Company
December 1st, 1899
Nikola Tesla's receipt from The El Paso Electric Company in Colorado Springs, Colorado for work performed on October 31st and November 1st of 1899. The charges are for linemen and helpers to install a new circuit after Tesla's experiments burned out the Colorado Springs power plant.
Denver Sheet Metal Works Company
November 21st, 1899
Stevens Fotograferie
November 3rd, 1899
This could possibly be the receipt for the most famous photograph taken of Nikola Tesla in Colorado Springs.
Stevens Fotograferie
November 3rd, 1899
This is one of the receipts for the photos taken at Colorado Springs, some of the most famous Tesla images. These included the double exposures of Tesla sitting in front of the massive streamers produced by his experimental transmitter.
G. S. Barnes
November 1st, 1899
