The press release highlights that the 1975 and 1976 productions of “The Greatest Show on Earth” were dedicated to the Bicentennial celebration, featuring educational initiatives such as free materials and a thirty-minute motion picture designed for schools and civic organizations.
The 1966 Theater of the Stars Fels Planetarium Franklin Institute Programs Courses is a collection of paper materials related to the historical Franklin Institute programs and courses offered in 1966. These materials likely include detailed schedules, brochures, and other promotional materials that provide insight into the educational and entertainment programs presented at the planetarium during that time. This collection would be a valuable resource for history enthusiasts or collectors interested in learning more about the activities and events that took place at the Franklin Institute in 1966.
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What stands out about this item is the polypropylene build, which adds a subtle sheen without feeling too plastic.
The cover is dominated by the word “Programs” rendered in a large, stylized, script-like font in white against a dark grey background. Below this title, the word “FOR” appears in a smaller, sans-serif typeface, also in white.
1954 NYC Souvenirs Programs – Playbill Lyceum Theatre King of Hearts – Jahn’s Ice Cream Menu/Booklet – Hotel Astor Menu – Geide’s Inn business card – Tai Yat Low postcard – Radio City Music Hall program – United Nations Films catalog – light wear – Overall Good Condition Plus Danny’s Hideaway Recorded Message 3-1/2″ disc Thanks for looking PLEASE NOTE: Shipping & handling is always disclosed in the auction before you bid. So by bidding, you agree the amount is acceptable and warrants a 5-star feedback (DSR) rating for shipping & handling. Contact me if you have questions regarding shipping. We ship on Tuesday and Friday .
Train station tickets most of this stuff seams to b from 1939.
What stands out about this item is the simple fact it has no brand, making it feel original.
Typical signs of wear of sheet music from this era. The value is not so much in the music or functionality of the sheet music but in the artwork themselves. Wonderful lot of sheet music all featuring beautiful and enchanting cover art with images pretty ladies.
05 PM, in the institution’s Recital Hall. The program exhibits significant discoloration along the left edge, appearing as a darker yellowish-brown band, likely from uneven light exposure or prior adhesion within the scrapbook; the top edge shows slight even toning, and a faint horizontal crease bisects the leaf with a subtle vertical crease near the left side.
