A prominent vertical fold line runs down the center of the program, consistent with its original folded format, and the paper exhibits a uniform toning consistent with its age, along with minor discoloration and faint spotting, likely foxing, particularly near the fold and upper middle section.
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E. Koehn as Secretary-Treasurer, and features a circular emblem bearing the Latin motto “ANIMIS ET FIDE” (With Courage and Faith). The text remains entirely legible.
The edges show minor wear and small tears, and the paper has yellowed significantly with age, becoming brittle.
The item’s most notable physical characteristic is that all text, both the printed letterhead and the typewritten correspondence, appears as a mirror image, strongly indicating that this is a carbon copy viewed from the verso of the original sheet, a common office practice for retaining records before the widespread adoption of photocopying.
The item’s most notable physical characteristic is that all text, both the printed letterhead and the typewritten correspondence, appears as a mirror image, strongly indicating that this is a carbon copy viewed from the verso of the original sheet, a common office practice for retaining records before the widespread adoption of photocopying.
