1880: U. S. Census records "Tice & Jacobs, Vault Lights"
Unknown date: W. E. Lyon 202 E 46 St.
57 Duane St., NEW YORK.
21 Franklin 510 PEARL St. N.Y.
"In 1850 Alfred Tice produced hardware at 46 Avenue A. In 1859 William H. Tice and Brother were domestic hardware and commission merchants at 414 Grand and 1 Avenue C. Tice and Burrows also produced vault plates."
"In 1885 Tice & Jacobs produced vault lights at 67 Centre and 57 Duane."
"Once Prosperous Business Man Feared to Face Poverty.
PLAINFIELD, Oct 5.—Made desperate by the prospect of poverty after years of prosperity, George W. Tice, a resident of Westfield, and formerly a New York business man, committed suicide at his home last night by inhaling gas. His body was discovered in the bathroom by his wife, and it was a first given out that heart disease was the cause of death.
I bought this invoice on eBay, but the seller's house burned before it was mailed, so now it's gone. This is the original photo from the auction, used with permission.