Vintage Money Receipts Booklet Early 1900s Made In USA
Please review photos for actual condition, reach out with any questions or additional picture requests. Measures about 8″x2.5″.
Please review photos for actual condition, reach out with any questions or additional picture requests. Measures about 8″x2.5″.
A handwritten 43 in purple ink in the upper corner likely served as an inventory or lot number for the printer’s records.
What stands out about this multicolor paper item is the way it looks slightly faded, which feels authentic.
Originating from Bristol, a city located in Hartford County, Connecticut, and destined for East Orange in Essex County, New Jersey, this cover illustrates the routine network of personal communication connecting northeastern urban centers.
What stands out about this backstage pass is the texture on catches your eye from across the table.
Original photograph. Information stated as available from item or from research. Size stated is approximate. Scans large to show condition and detail. VG or better condition. See what’s for sale now.
The primary text is a combination of stamped pricing and handwritten product identification, a common practice before the widespread adoption of pre-printed labels or digital pricing systems. A large, bold, dark red or maroon rubber stamp impression reads “15,” with a smaller, more faded and unevenly applied stamp below reading “Each,” indicating a unit price of fifteen cents.
You will find that the metal edges are well-finished, so there are no sharp bits to worry about.
GENUINE antique postcard decorated with glitter in GOOD Cond – addressed to Mrs Jones, Melbourne (It must have been a pretty small place in those days!) – see scans of both sides. If you are collecting Antique or Vintage postcards for their future value, then beware of reproductions, as only GENUINE ORIGINAL ones like ours will substantially increase in value!.
The February 20 gathering, organized by the Drama Committee, featured “Characters in Prose and Poetry” with music by Mrs. Wm. Lawson. The booklet also includes section headers for April–May, Club Notes, and a Club Litany, suggesting a comprehensive annual program extending beyond the visible pages.