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Letterpress circular letter printed on blue paper. Lists prices for storage, wharfage and services.

A broadside with the lyrics to five school songs and nine cheers. Titles include: "Old Norwich", "Yip I Addy I Ay", "Fight! Fight! Fight!", "Old Jeffery Amherst", and "Victory March".

Postcard educating voters on the newly adopted Instant Runoff Voting process in advance of the March 7, 2006 Burlington mayoral election.

Text continues: "Eat oatmeal, corn meal mush: save the wheat for our soldiers: leave nothing on your plate."

Poster depicting a young boy saluting and looking up at bowl of cereal, with the text appearing below the image.

A German language version of Charles Parker's "The Alphabet for the Deaf and Dumb." Includes an introductory paragraph (surrounding a vignette 6 x 8 cm), followed by illustrations of the alphabet and numbers 1-10, with notes in the left and right…

Includes an introductory paragraph (surrounding a vignette 6 x 8 cm), followed by illustrations of the alphabet and numbers 1-10, with notes in the left and right margins and a decorative border.

Newspaper advertisement placed in the Thursday, February 5, 1931 edition of The Landmark (White River Junction, VT) by the Partridge-for-Senator Club supporting the candidacy of Frank C. Partridge for United States Senator. The ad features a large…

A printed broadside advertising the 33d anniversary of the Military College at Brandywine Springs, on the 6th and 7th of September, 1853. The broadside also includes a schedule that describes a military ball, addresses by Captain Partridge and…

Letter to voters from candidate Frank C. Partridge prior to the March 4, 1931 Republican special primary to fill the United States Senate seat vacated following the death of Senator Frank L. Greene. Partridge was serving in the position at the time…

Text continues: "Apply nearest recruiting office." Poster shows soldier standing in front of three men symbolizing crafts, character, and physique.

Signed and dated: Stephen Pearl. Rutland, October 15, 1792. Reprinted in the Nov. 30, 1792, issue of the Vermont gazette published by Anthony Haswell in Bennington

Five cardboard standup figures depicting Andy Brown, Amos Jones, both standing and in the Fresh Air Taxi, King Fish, and Bill Hay. The figures were produced in 1931 by the Pepsodent Company, sponsor of the Amos 'n' Andy radio show.