Mallory’s B & B Inn Rangeley Lake Maine Business Card 1980s-90s
I noticed that Tyson Ranch doesn’t dominate, which makes this piece feel tasteful.
I noticed that Tyson Ranch doesn’t dominate, which makes this piece feel tasteful.
The image captures Longet in a classic studio portrait, with styling and photographic techniques emblematic of the period’s celebrity publicity. A single, later collector’s notation, “3 -“, is inscribed in the center, likely indicating a dealer’s price or inventory number.
Because it is sized for paperback books, you will find that it fits standard without wasted space.
Up for sale the a class reunion of Dunbar High School in Dickinson Texas. Dunbar has ceased to exist following integration in 1967. This booklet holds the photos of the students during the 1960’s and local advertising.
The card is presented in excellent condition, with crisp, black printed text against a stark white background, free from aging signs like yellowing or creasing.
The card features a detailed illustration of Saint Joseph, characterized by a beard and halo, dressed in a green tunic and a brown cloak. He cradles the Child Jesus, who wears a reddish-pink tunic and holds a white lily, a traditional symbol of purity.
This business card represents Guns For Hire Leather Works, offering leatherwork and silversmith services in Santa Fe. A unique collectible or business reference. • Contact information included • Features leatherwork and silversmith expertise • Located in Santa Fe, NM • Unique collectible or reference item Written inscription “Don’s 13B1X” present on the card.
The grades reflect a solid academic performance, with most subjects scoring a “93” or a similar high mark. Grammar received a slightly lower score of 77. The general average calculates to 82 ½%, aligning with the grading scale printed on the card.
A thin diagonal line near the bottom right quadrant suggests a slight surface crease, yet the printed text remains entirely clear and legible. However, if you are willing to take oats that have already been through the horse, the price is a little less.”.
The card is printed in Italy, as indicated by the text “PRINTED IN ITALY” in the bottom right corner, and it bears the number “24,” possibly denoting a production code. Holy cards like this one were often utilized as bookmarks in missals or Bibles and served as reminders of faith during significant religious occasions, including funerals and anniversaries.