It highlights the manual processes involved in toll collection before the advent of computerized systems. The back of the receipt shows discoloration and staining, further attesting to its age and history.
Up for bids is an original lot of 8 senior portraits from the 1955 graduating class from Frenchtown High School in New Jersey. This came out of a scrap book, so there may be some glue residue, paper residue or staples in the ephemera. Please see the photographs for a detailed description as it will show most blemishes that the item has. Free shipping to all US addresses. Please note, my schedule only allows me to ship once a week (Usually close orders out at 5PM on Tuesdays and ship Wednesday Mornings), If you buy on Wednesday, it most likely not ship until the following Wednesday. It can take up to 5 business days for your item to ship, or it can ship the next day if you purchase on a Tuesday. I apologize in advance, and I beg for your patience, being on the road allows me to find these few and far between items. Please let me know if you need it by a deadline for a birthday or something and I’ll see what I can do. For international buyers, please inquire about shipping if the shipping is showing above $24. Misc: Any yearbook with just the original owners name in the front will be listed as no signatures Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution
It shows the FUTUROLA name without being loud, which I personally appreciate in collectible design.
This softcover yearbook shows age and wear Loose binding with a couple pages undone (see pic) Owner’s name written on cover with many signatures for “Randy” on signature pages and over class pictures Yearbook included 2 photos shown
The New Jersey state seal adorns the top, lending an air of officialdom. There is evidence of edge wear, reflecting years of storage and handling.
The map’s folds show signs of careful handling, and the paper retains its original color and clarity.
Because it was made between 2010 and now, you can enjoy crisp edges and a clean presentation.
This reflects the cost structure of long-distance calls before deregulation and the widespread adoption of the internet. It acknowledges the contributions of Morris Pesin of Jersey City in advocating for the Statue of Liberty’s visibility and the creation of Liberty State Park.
Consumer League of New Jersey letter vote against A.1988 Rent to Own letter .
You will find that this piece has no brand name on it, giving it a clean, anonymous feel.
