The main title, “THE LONG TRAIL,” is rendered in a large, bold serif font, with the subtitle “IN VERMONT” directly below. The location “RUTLAND, VERMONT” is printed at the bottom, indicating the club’s headquarters.
A nice touch comes from the Blazy Susan theme, which makes the page look cheerful and bright.
The institution promoted better living through better health with forty-two years of specialized experience in Turkish and Russian Baths, utilizing modern facilities and eighty-two trained attendants.
2 1940s era machinery advertising pamphlet from Rickert Shafer Manufacturers, Erie PA. Tapping Machines – stained, heavy wear. Boehm Automatic Die Heads – staining and wear. E.T. Oliver, Cleveland Ohio advertising back.
This is an unused, mid-20th century souvenir decal promoting the Rangeley Lakes region of Maine. The scene depicts a serene lake with a white sailboat in the foreground, set against a backdrop of stylized orange hills and green conifers under a bright blue sky with fluffy white clouds.
A rolling cone gives this paper item a fun, kinetic vibe when you set it on a shelf.
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Was made to hold candy or small toy as a promo giveaway gift. Made by the Dry Syrup Co. Hazleton, PA who also made first aid products. Christmas graphics on front with Santa Claus at chimney, reindeer and sled.
The item’s design employs a painterly, illustrative style on its cover, featuring a stylized depiction of a woman in period attire, rendered with soft, atmospheric brushwork that evokes the aesthetic of magazine illustration from the 1940s or 1950s.
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