Lot of 16 – Historic Preservation Magazine/Magazines 1979 1980 1981 Americana
All in good condition. Shelf kept. 1979 5 issues.
All in good condition. Shelf kept. 1979 5 issues.
4 Bi-Centennial Paper Illinois Lottery Tickets together on uncut sheet. Issued 1976. Americana lottery collectible. No gambling value. States: Massachusetts Connecticut Georgia New Jersey
The brochure, likely dating from the 1970s, serves as both a promotional piece and a historical artifact, providing insights into the museum’s exhibits and the regional context of Lancaster County. The brochure highlights the historical significance of its location at Herr Mill.
You will find that the photo paper gives the collectible a bright finish that catches the light nicely.
This section includes a striking caption, “The used car is the people’s car,” reflecting the economic and social levelling effect of the automotive industry.
(3 5/8” x 6 ½”). Photos are of actual product you will be receiving.
Date: 1890. This antique photogravure is toned with a faint damp stain near the very bottom edge allowing plenty of clean margin to trim it. Otherwise it’s clean and overall in very good condition. Sheet size: 16.25″ x 11.75″.
The publication is a facsimile or reissue of a much earlier work, capturing the character of the town and its surroundings during the second decade of the nineteenth century. The interior pages visible, specifically pages 14 and 15, present the text proper, continuing the narrative under the running header “SKETCHES OF SALEM.”.
The specific promotion of air conditioning and in-car convenience features highlights the technological and cultural shifts that made desert travel comfortable and fashionable. The card’s production by a Phoenix-based publisher further illustrates the regional economic network that supported the burgeoning Southwestern tourism industry.
The hand-drawn style and muted color palette, composed primarily of cream, red, green, and brown hues, evoke a sense of nostalgia. The playful fonts and promotional text, including “Party Tonight,” enhance the flyer’s inviting tone, suggesting a lively and convivial atmosphere within the Village Barn’s walls.