Maverick-Clarke Litho Company, San Antonio, United States

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The Maverick Printing Company was established in 1874 by Samuel Maverick, a pioneer Texan and signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Robert Clarke, a prominent businessman, then bought a controlling interest and changed the name to Maverick-Clarke. The business flourished and expanded into the manufacture of county record books, paper boxes, bank checks and forms and also sold office supplies and furniture. In 1914 the company was based at The Office Man’s Department Store, 125-129 Soledad, San Antonio, Texas.
Source: papermoneyofmexico.com

Production of this printer

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  State of Chihuahua
  50 Pesos (El Estado de Chihuahua)
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  State of Chihuahua
  50 Centavos (El Estado de Chihuahua)
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  State of Chihuahua
  20 Pesos (El Estado de Chihuahua)
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  State of Chihuahua
  1 Peso (El Estado de Chihuahua)
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  State of Chihuahua
  5 Pesos (El Estado de Chihuahua)
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  State of Chihuahua
  10 Pesos (El Estado de Chihuahua)