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Title: Office Of Woodmen Accident Association Linen PM 1914 May-15		Title: Sassenheim Holland Date Postmark Linen PM 1952

Title: The Mayflower Compart Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused Description: In the Name of God, Amen. We whose names are underwritten; the loyal subjects of our dread sovereign Lord, King James, by the grace of God, of Great Britain, France and Ireland King, Defender of the Faith, etc., Having undertaken, for the glory of God, and advancement of the Christian faith and honor of our King and Country, a voyage to plant the first colony in the northern parts of Virginia, do by these presents solemnly and mutually in the presence of God, and one of another, covenant and combine ourselves together into a civil body politic, for our better ordering and preservation and furtherance of the ends aforesaid; and by virtue hereof to enact, constitute and frame such just and equal laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions and offices, from time to time, as shall be thought most meet and convenient for the general good of the Colony: unto which we promise all due submission and obedience. In witness whereof we have hereunder subscribed our names at Cape Cod the *11 of November, in the year of the reign of our sovereign Lord, King James of England, France and Ireland the eighteenth, and of Scotland the fifty-fourth. Ano. Dom. 1620. John Carver; William Bradford; Edward Winslow; William Brewster; Isaac Allerton; Myles Standish; John Alden; Samuel Fuller; Christopher Martin; William Mullins; William White; Richard Warren; John Howland; Stephen Hopkins; Edward Tilly; John Tilly; Francis Cooke; Thomas Rogers; Thomas Tinker; John Rigdale; Edward Fuller; John Turner; Francis Eaton; James Chilton; John Crackston; John Billington; Moses Fletcher; John Goodman; Degory Priest; Thomas Williams; Gilbert Winslow; Edmond Margeson; Peter Brown; Richard Britteridge; George Soule; Richard Clarke; Richard Gardiner; John Allerton; Thomas English; Edward Doty; Edward Leister		Title: Edison Phonographs Chrome unused Description: Edison's early experimental phonographs including his 23rd tin-foil machine. Seen at Edison Home & Museum, Ft. Myers, Florida.

Title: Ocean Gems Shell And Marine Collection Chrome unused		Title: The Mayflower Compact White Border unused Description: Signed in the Cabin of the "Mayflower," Nov. 11th, Old Style, Nov. 21st, New Style, 1620. "In the name of God, amen, we whose names are underwritten, the loyall subjects of our dread soveraigne Lord, King James, by the grace of God, of Great Britaine. Franc and Ireland king, defender of the faith, & c., haveing undertaken, for the glorie of God, and advancement of the Christian faith, and honor of our king and countries, a voyage to plant the first colonie in the northern parts of Virginia, doe by these presents solemnly and mutually in the presence of God, and one of another, covenant and combine ourselves together into a civil body politick, for our better ordering and preservation and furtherence of the epds aforesaid; and by vertue hereof to enacte, constitute and frame such just and equall laws, ordenances, acts, constitutions and offices, from time to time, as shall be thought most meete and convenient for the general good of the colonie, unto which we promise all due submission and obedience. In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names at Cap-Codd the 11 of November, in the year of the raigne of our soveraigne lord, King James of England, Franc and Ireland the eighteenth, and of Scotland the fifty-fourth, A No Dom 1620."


Title: H.P. Hood Dairy Divided Back PM 1920 Jul-22 Description: The Most Sanitary Milk Depot In N. E Receiving Hood's Milk emptying, washing and sterilizing cans.		Title: Mary Trimble Doll Collection Chrome PM 1961 Jun-25 Description: The Ozark's largest and most beautiful doll collection - may rare dolls, some 2,000 years old - one of the collections in the Memorial Museum (The Museum of the Ozarks) at the Shepherd of the Hills Farm, 7 miles west of Branson, Mo, on highway 76.

Title: Railway Crane Repowered By A GM Diesel Engine Chrome PM Sep-20 Description: Earle Equipment Company. 6331-6351 Tireman Ave. 2424 - 28th St., S.E. Detroit 4, Mich. Grand Rapids 8, Mich. Phone: 5-9247.		Title: Bavarian Barrel House Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome PM 1973 Sep-26 Description: 3 beautiful rooms built of solid exotic woods of the world inside this enormous champagne barrel. Bedroom, living room, kitchen, bath, bar, fireplace, etc. This unusual home has been entirely handbuilt. Liquid capacity of barrel before conversion 7,123 gallons. Weight of exhibit, nearly 5 tons.

Title: Strawberry Shortcake 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: Thank you . . . It was "Berry" nice of you! Strawberry Shortcake™ with her new friends: Cherry cuddler,™ Lime Chiffon,™ Butter Cookie™ and Angel Cake™.		Title: Wind Energy Turbines 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: Even the controversial wind energy machines cannot lessen the soothing effect of an ever-beautiful desert sunset

Title: Columbus At The Court Of Ferdinand And Isabella Divided Back unused		Title: Fired With Enthusiasm Divided Back PM 1908 Nov-10 Description: Accountant, Ledger

Title: Optician We Fit Your Eyes Linen PM 1950 Mar-29 Description: "I'll be seein you!"		Title: Volumes Of Good Wishes Divided Back PM 1911 Apr-14 Description: My Volums of Good Wishes, for thee, dare I unfold them, Would cover such a space methinks, No Library would hold them.

Title: Making Maple Sugar In The Good Old Fashioned Way Vermont (VT), Divided Back unused		Title: Mixing With The Upper Crust Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-02

Title: Pottery Chrome unused Description: In this building are displays of most kinds of pottery, Roseville, Weller, McCoy, Hull, Van Briggle and others.		Title: Fort Schuyler Chrome PM 1979 Aug-03 Description: This powder horn was made by J. McGraw during the siege of fort Stanwix in August 1777 and now owned by Chester Williams of Rome, N. Y. Visit Fort Stannic National Monument Eric Canal Village at Rome, N. Y.

Title: A Scene From The Man Who Married A Dumb Wife Divided Back unused Description: A Scene From "The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife". Wallack's Theatre New York. B'Way & 30th St. New York. Lillah McCarthy - Granville Barker. "Androcles and the Lion" By Bernard Shaw. "The Man who married a dumb wife" By Anatole France. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" By William Shakespeare. "The Doctor's Dilemma" By Bernard Shaw. "The Witch" by Wiers Jennsen Translated by John Masefield) "The madras House" By Granville Barker, will be added to the program later.		Title: Animal Food Divided Back PM 1910 May-01 Description: "Well, did you follow my advice and eat plenty of animal food?" "Yes sir. O got on alright with the oats, but the chopped hay took a bit of getting down."

Title: Pawnbroker Pawn Shop Divided Back PM 1911 Aug-17 Description: "Please Muvver wants ten gents on this ere frying pan!" Hallo! It's Hot!" "yes, Muvver's just cooked the sossidges an wants the money for the Beer!"		Title: Shopping Divided Back PM 1919 Jan-23 Description: When you go out shopping and you stroll around a store, And the man behind the counter's wasted quite three hours or more: You'll have this Satisfaction tho' you haven't spent a dime, You've a lovely lot of patterns and have had a real good time.

Title: Women Swimming, rowboat Divided Back unused		Title: File Let You Kiss Me, Would You? Divided Back unused

Title: The Wishbone Divided Back PM 1914 Aug-04 Description: DWIG I wish you good luck and never a bone of contention		Title: There Is A Woman In The Case Divided Back PM 1910 May-30

Title: Comparative Osteology Of Primates Chrome PM 1958 Jul-27 Description: Chicago natural History Museum formerly Field museum of Natural History. Comparative Osteology of Primates Hall 19. The skeletal structure of man has great similarity to that of the man-link apes, the gorilla, chimpanzee, orange and gibbon. The differences are mainly related to the upright posture and the enlarged brain in man.		Title: Shrunken Human Heads Chrome unused Description: Heads of slain enemies, shrunken to the size of a man's fist by the Jivaro Indians of eastern Ecuador and Peru, were kept as trophies and used in certain ceremonies. Often the lips were sewed together in the belief that this would prevent the victim from harming his slayer.

Title: S'no Use Chrome PM 1954 Mar-07		Title: Oyster Fleet Baltimore Maryland (MD), Divided Back unused Description: shell border

Title: Safety - First Divided Back unused		Title: Salesman Chrome PM 1952 Sep-13 Description: A week ago I cuddunt spell "Salesmun" now . . I are one.

Title: Shipwrecked Divided Back unused Description: When you know you're not forgotten by the girl you can't forget		Title: The Village Blacksmith Longfellow, Divided Back unused Description: The Village Blacksmith Longfellow. And children coming home from school Look in at the open door, they love to see the flaming forge, And hear the bellows roar, And catch the burning sparks that fly Like chaff from a threshing floor.

Title: My Acquaintances are like a ring of gold Divided Back PM 1913 Description: My acquaintances are like a ring of gold of which your friendship is the diamond		Title: No Place Like Home Divided Back PM 1908

Title: Moonshine Still Chrome unused Description: Back in the hills and in the deep woods, the mountaineers have their own distilleries making powerful moonshine called "Mountain Dew."		Title: You never can tell from where you sit White Border PM 1915

Title: An Eye Opener - Blind Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906		Title: Grocery Store Linen PM 1911 Description: "A pound of butter at is 3d., half-a-pound of is 4d. Tea, a pound of cheese at 8d., and six eggs at is 3d. A dozen - if I give yo 10s. How much change will I have ?" Crocer (after writing it down : "6s. 9 1/2d." "Thanks - It's my home-work for to-night!"

Title: Southern Turpentine Still Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906		Title: A Trailer Camp Down Florida Way Scenic Florida (FL), Linen unused

Title: In The Steel Center Weirton West Virginia (WV), Linen unused Description: Open Hearth Pouring		Title: 92nd And Commercial Business District Chicago Chicago Illinois (IL), Linen unused Description: View looking North showing a very active shopping center on the far South Side of Chicago Movie Theatre Superman vs. Atom man

Title: Souvenir From Divided Back PM 1911		Title: My Book Your Book Divided Back unused Description: In my Book Of Memory, To-day I've noted thee, I hope you'll use the other one Dear Friend to jot down me.

Title: Out For An Airing No Race Suicide Here Divided Back unused		Title: Suffrage Race Suicide Just Awful! Divided Back unused Description: Is n't this race suicide just awful!

Title: Don't you feel small when you go out between the acts? Divided Back unused		Title: A Turpentine Still Divided Back unused

Title: Don't Worry It Will All Come Out In The Wash Divided Back unused		Title: Horseshoe Divided Back PM 1911

Title: Old mother Hubbard Divided Back unused Description: Old mother Hubbard went to the cupboard To get her poor dog a bone, but when she got there The cupboard was bare and so the poor dog had none.		Title: United Nations Day Poster 1953 Chrome unused Description: United Nations Nations Unies United Nations Day Poster 1953. On October 24th United Nations Day will be observed throughout the World. October 24th 1953 marks the day eight years ago when the U. N. charter came into force. The theme for U.N. Day 1953 is "Peace, Justice. Progress." This card reproduces the united Nations day Poster 1953 which is more than 50 language versions will be exhibited throughout the world.

Title: Officer, "can you arrest a man for not paying his bill" Chrome unused Description: Prostitution		Title: Volumes Of Good Wishes Divided Back unused Description: My Volumes of Good Wishes, For thee, dare I unfold them, would cover such a space methinks, No Library would hold them.

Title: The Edison Phonograph Divided Back Description: Invented in 1877 by Thomas A. Edison. It is one of Mr. Edison's favorite inventions. He still controls and manufactures it. He is constantly at work developing and improving it		Title: Why didn't you give up your apples? Divided Back PM 1912 Description: "Now Willie, yours is a double offence, Why didn't you give up your apples when the other boys did ?" "Well, m'm, I thought you only wanted enough to make a pie."

Title: Volumes Of Good Wishes Divided Back PM 1911 Description: My Volumes of Good Wishes, For thee, dare I unfold them, would cover such a space methinks, No Library would hold them.		Title: Cheer Up We'll Have A Blizzard Next Winter Divided Back unused

Title: Just As The Son Went Down Divided Back unused Description: "Capital Sermon, Vicar! I always say that what you don't know about sin ain't worth knowing!"		Title: Photographer Divided Back unused Description: Come undt pose fer me though life still

Title: Did you Ever Series Divided Back PM 1911 Description: Did you ever go without this to bury her this		Title: Pawnbroker Divided Back PM 1912 Description: I have no time to lose

Title: News From The Old Home Town Divided Back PM 1918 Description: Teacher Upset Miss Petunia Peck Has Moren a Peck of Trubble!!! Last Monday a.m. when our effishunt skoolmarm Miss Petunia Peck went to unlock the skoolhouse doar fer to open up and get started to begin the days labers with the little folks of the villidge she seen sumthink wot made her eyes bung out like wall Nuts and she would have lett out a skreach but fer the fakt that she was so feerful skeered her vokal orgins was rendered speachless. Wot she Seen was a tramp sweatly sleeping on the floar near the stoave wot had clumb in throughh the Window and laid hisself down to rest. When our defishunt constable Hi Johnson arrived on the scean follered by about haff the poppylation the tramp had gone sumwhares else		Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Sectaclar Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. In the foreground is the old toll Gate, which in days gone by were the tariff collectors of our public roads. See the "Chick Sale," in rear of house, but don't peep you will hear about it. Ladies Only!

Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Sectaclar Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. Old pioneer village of 300 years ago. It was in this type of building our forefathers went through hardship and disaster. Note cabins deteriorating because the next generation wished to live a different life. their home is humble, but sweet and they are free americans. Here set on the hillside is the second period of American Home construction with the steps leading down to the stream for they had no water in the house, and a pump was a luxury. To the left is a Lime Kiln which was used to burn limestone for sweetening the virgin soil and for building purposes. In the rear we see the Bee Hives which gave them the only means of sweetening and the makingof medicines.		Title: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Spectacular Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. Old flour Mill, stone building. Five span highway bridge of 30 years ago. trestle bridge of pioneer days. This old farm house dates back to the cabin days and has been improved several times. See horses in stalls in stable. Here is the place for the old Barn Dance, see them dancing in the old stone Swiss barn and hear the music.

Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Spectacular Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. Old Grist Mill of pioneer days. Note how water is run over top of wheel from dam above, which operates machines in mill. This was America's first industry.		Title: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Spectacular Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. Five span highway bridge of 30 years ago. Trestle bridge of pioneer days. This old farm house dates back to the cabin days and has been improved several times. the center part was a log cabin over 200 years ago 50 years later they added another log cabin to the right and 60 years later they built the stone building to the left and covered the old logs with lap boards and called it a modern home with a pump in the yard and by and by many improvements were added to the far as you will note. See horses in stalls in stables.

Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Spectacular Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. Cantilever Bridge in foreground is a model of the main section of San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge one of our greatest bridges. Old American farm grist mill and covered bridge of 175 years ago. The running water turns the wheel.		Title: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Spectacular Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. Modern Electric Power Station. this is a red brick building and the effect is carried out with thousands of little bricks carved in the walls and stacks, over 800 hours required in it's making.

Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Spectacular Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. Country club with real stained glass windows. Model of home in Homestead, Long Island. Note fox chase in rear. Shrine Church with real stained glass windows. Model of Memorial Chapel in Alps Mountain form which may American Chapels were copied. Listen for Music and Church bells.		Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Sectaclar Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. Home burned down, possibly by railroad. red Brick and Steel Bridge. this nusual type bridge was common about 1860 in the Eastern States. Home of airport operator being painted, this aorport is laid out the same as a real port. red cedar log cabin typical of type found in Bruce and Zion National Park. Built by government for American tourists. Three Arch Stone bridge whcih was very common arching our strams in 1875 and are a fancy to artists to sketch. Old antiquated boat house and dance pavilion, originally located at lake George, N. y. Tourist cabins at foot of hill. five span highway bridge in center See trolly cross. This is an interestingspot to watch the trains winding through the Valleys and overhead bridges. the engineer will sign and talk to you.

Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Sectaclar Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Weekdays, Holidays and Sundays All Year. Village of Fairfield is modernized with its 40 buildings illustrating the Passing Parade of Architecture in individual homes form 1890 to 1942. Cathedral with 44 hands-painted windows and which took 400 hours to make. Sound effect in church.		Title: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Spectacular Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. - Weekdays, Holidays on Sundays All Year. On hilltop is the Paul Revere Tavern which was the largest known log building. It stood near Boston and was destroyed by fire in 1849. Listen to concert in Tavern. Modern Zoo. This idea of displaying the animals odds to their life and beauty in their natural state. Many Zoo's are making this change over the cages. See fountain in bird life pool. Railroad Station which was modern in 1890, to right a small section of modern village.

Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: "Roadside America" The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Sectaclar Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. - Weekdays, Holidays on Sundays All Year. Welcome to Sleepy Hollow, but don't try to bring your outomobileinto town on Sunday or a fine you pay. Sleepy Hollow is typical of the pioneer days of the West 100 years ago. Believe it or not, but the first dentists of 50 years ago were veterinary or horse doctors but in the last 75 years became doctors of dental surgery. Old County Jail whee prisoners excaped through the chimney. Rexall Drug Store, the first chain home managed drug store. stars and Stripes Salloon with its beautiful girls, honest wheels and old fashioned music. Listen. Ben framklin Print shop, the village letter writer.		Title: Barn Dance "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: "Roadside America" The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Spectacular Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Here is the place for the Old Barn Square dance, see them dancing in their old stone Swiss barn and hear the caller and music. the Old Farm House which dates back to the cabin days and has been improved several times. The center part was a log cabin over 200 years ago. 50 years later they added another log cabin to the right, and 60 years later they built the stone building to the left and covered the logs with lap boards. Square dance in barn is in action and music. Carriages are made by hand and exact reproductions.

Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: "Roadside America" The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Sectaclar Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. - Weekdays, Holidays on Sundays All Year. First Original Henry Ford Shop where he built hs first horeless buggy at No. 56 Bagley Ave., Detroit, Michigan. Note: He had to build th door wider to get it out ofthe shop when it was finished. Mr ford is a shining example to all hobbyists, in encouraging them with patience to a successful goal. He was the world's greatest hobbyist, and what it broght to the overage man ovr the world is amazing. Stick to your hobby boys, you may be a second Henry Ford. Who knows! aunt Matilda, the town mid-wife, who was looked up to in the village because there were no doctors. Every town had their Auntie. Tom the Boot and Shoe Maker. Botts in those days were a necessity, shoes a luxury. New Town Hall being built.		Title: Roadside America "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: "Roadside America" The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature Village Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of Spectacular Beauty, You Will be Amazed More than You Ever expected to See Nearly 50 Years in the Making by Lourence T. Gieringer Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. - Weekdays, Holidays on Sundays All Year. Here is the Saw Mill of the early days, this is one of the few up and down saws which could rip heavier logs. Water from Mountain stream turns the wheel. This was America's second industry. From the on home construction took on a new face.

Title: Sleepy Hollow Business Section And Henry Ford's First Shop "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: "Roadside America" The World's Greatest Indoor Miniatue villge. "Roadside America" Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of spectacular Beauty, You will be Amazed, 44 Years in the Makingby Laurence T. Gieringer All Made by Hand Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Between Allentown and Harrisburg, Pa. Open daily form 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. first original Henry Ford Shop where he built his first horseless buggy. In the foreground we have the old Trolley Car Line, watch for it. We pass the Yellow House Hotel which is typical of those days, Hotels were named aftr colors of historical places. In rear of hotel, Town Hall nder construction 75 years ago. Well, here's Joe's Barber shop. It is a known fact that barber shop in those days were even mofe sanitary than today, for in those days every man had his shaving cup shelved there. Barbers specialized in the making of medicines, this was the start of the medical doctor. Peter Miller Home Bake Shop where from 1800 to 1910 people would take their dough to be worked and bakded fro a cent a loaf.		Title: Farm Scene And Fox Hunt "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: "Roadside America" The World's Greatest Indoor Miniatue villge. "Roadside America" Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of spectacular Beauty, You will be Amazed, more than you every expected to see Nearly 50 years in th making by Laurence. T. Gieringer All Made by Hand Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Between Allentown and Harrisburg, Pa. Open daily from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Down in the valley is an old American Homestead of about 100 years ago, which illustrates the fact that in those days people built for use and not for beauty, also if you will note the Hexafoos on the face of teh barn which in those days were spiritual protectors to the farmer, his family, his crops, and his cattle, and a curse for three generations to those who are responsible for damagedone in revenge. The Hexafoos is also to protect the farm from lightning, storms, floods, etc. There are many designs and quite a story on same. The designs and quite a story on same. The designs on this barn carry the most protection. Historians state that this is German Folk Art originated from the early original scriptures and has no bearing whatsoever on witchcraft.

Title: West End Of Sleepy Hollow "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: "Roadside America" The World's Greatest Indoor Miniatue villge. "Roadside America" Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of spectacular Beauty, You will be Amazed, more than you every expected to see Nearly 50 years in th making by Laurence. T. Gieringer All Made by Hand Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Between Allentown and Harrisburg, Pa. Open daily from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. While we are in the neighborhood, lets stop in to see Ben Franklin, the village Printer and Letter writer. On the back street corner we see the vilalge Blacksmith, and across e street from him is the General store with fresh meats on Saturdays, only. On left street corner is General Hardware store, On right corner is Pony Expess Office, etc. Next is the practical harness maker of the vilalge. charles A. Gieringer, the father of the builder of this village. He too was a model builder but in a much smaller way. In rear of pawn shop is Mammy Flmm the wash woman of the village. In rear of harness shop is Sleepy Hollow Engine House No. 1.		Title: Shrine Church - "Roadside America" Linen unused Description: "Roadside America" The World's Greatest Indoor Miniature village. "Roadside America" Covers Over 4000 Square Feet of spectacular Beauty, You will be Amazed, more than you every expected to see Nearly 50 years in the making by Laurence. T. Gieringer All Made by Hand Route 22 - 4 Miles West of Hamburg, Pa. Between Allentown and Harrisburg, Pa. Open daily from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. the shrine Church with it's beautiful stained glass windows and sacred music coming from within is a replica of a memorial chapel in the Alps Mountains. Many of our America Churches are copied from it. Hear the soft, sweet tones of the organ. This shrine is most beautiful spot for meditation.

Title: Spinning At A Cabin In The Heart Of The Mountains Linen unused		Title: An Old Fashioned Sugar Cane Mill Down South Linen PM 1944

Title: A Scrap Industry Binghamton New York (NY), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Miss Antique Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: Don't you know that the days are over When you could hope to catch a beau? It's the solemn truth old girlie, That you stand but little show.

Title: Nanny & Child Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: "Why can't I dry myself, Nurse ?" "Because I'm stronger than you, dear." "Well, my daddy's stronger than you, so does he dry you ?"		Title: Out Of Sight Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Sleeping Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: Arrived all safe. The beds here are very short, but the weather being warm we don't mind. P. S. Fred passed a remark about the size of my feet, but there isn't much in it, is there?		Title: Tropical Florida Sea Shells Found Along The Gulf Of Mexico Linen unused Description: (Sanibel and Captive Island) The ceaseless tide washes ashore hundreds of species of sea shells along the lower gulf Coast of Florida. Shells of brilliant colors are found here, the rarer species going to collectors and museums, while the commoner types are shipped by the barrel to manufacturers of shell art novelties. /shell collecting is becoming a popular hobby.

Title: Medieval Knight Divided Back PM 1909		Title: Pressing Grapes Chrome unused Description: Workmen prepare the grapes before they are put under the huge hydraulic presses. Each grape variety is pressed separately in order to insure the fine quality of Great Western Wines. From the cellars of The Pleasant Valley Wine Co., located in Rheims, Hammondsport, New York producers of Great Western New York State Champagne and Still Wines. Bound Winery No. 1 N.Y.S. Lic Dw 1

Title: The Old-Time Waster Bathtub Chrome unused Description: Where Mark Twain sat-also Dan DeQuille, Joe Goodman, Wells Drury and many other writers of note who began their careers on the "Territorial Enterprise," Virginia City, Nevada. These water closets were perhaps the source of the present term "Can" as the water can was always handy.		Title: Mis-Take Divided Back unused Description: There's a Miss I miss most awful And this is not a fake! This Miss has played the mis-chief With my heart, and no MIS-TAKE

Title: Paul Bunyan Linen PM 1939 Description: His Playground, The North Woods Paul Bunyan is the patron saint of all woodsman and lovers of outdoors; America's legendary hero. Several select ""call stories"" follow about him. Paul's parents used an old lumber wagon for a baby carriage. His feet dangled over the end of the wagon, tearing up the roads. In school paul used a slab of lime stone for a slate and a big white pine tree for a pencil. The teacher's inability to read Paul's huge script discouraged him and he decided to become a logger. The 10,000 lakes in this state are the footprints of Paul's Gigantic Blue Ox, Babe, who measured forty-two ax handles wide between the eyes. He hauled a whole section, 640 acres of timber at one time. Paul then would cut the timber and Babe would haul another section. Everytime Babe was to be shod, Paul opened a new iron mine. Babe ate in one day as much food as one crew could tote to camp in six months. One extremely cold winter, blue snowflakes as bif as a baseball submerged even the tallest trees. Paul had to tie a red stag jacket on Babe, his color being exactly like the snow. So cold it was that Paul's coffee pot froze solid to the back of the stove. When the blue snow melted, Babe's footprints were filled with blue water. Then Paul called his playground. ""The land of Sky Blue Water"". Johnny Inkslinger, Paul's bookkeeper, was about his size. He was a whiz at figures and efficiency. His fountain pen was connected by a hose to a barrel of ink. By not dotting ""I's"" and crossing ""t's"", he saved nine barrels of ink on the payroll alone in one winter. Paul's cook, Sourdough Sam, had only one leg and one arm but he and 267 flunk'es fed Puul's lumbering crew. Pancakes were made on a griddle so large that you couldn't see across it. Sixteen lored boys with bacon tied to their shoes greased the griddle. The enormous pancakes were carried to tables on conveyor belts. Big Joe, the master cook, made sausages as large as logs to go with the paucakes-fifty-fifty rabbit and horse meat. Huge doughnets were carried on long poles by two men. Big Joe called Paul's lumberjacks to meals by blowing Paul's dinnerhorn. The first time he below so hard that he knocked down several sections of timber and blew some of the luraber jacks so far away that it took then a day to get back to camp. In the early days, Paul had his triubles. Mosquitoes weighing a pound, wingspread 12 or 14 inches, mated with giant bees, produced offspring having stingers fore and aft		Title: Only A Turpentine Still Down South White Border PM 1928 Description: Making Whiskey or Moonshine?

Title: You can steal me If you wish unused		Title: When At The Seaside Don't Forget Your Glasses! Divided Back unused Description: Binoculars

Title: Beach View Showing Heinz Pier Atlantic City New Jersey (NJ), Divided Back unused		Title: Melpomene is the daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Melpomene is the daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne Private Mailing PM 1908 Mar-17		Title: Wordsworth The Boy of Winander Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: French St. Martin Chrome unused Description: Fgoayo		Title: A Southern Barbecue Divided Back PM 1913 Apr-12

Title: E. C. Kropp Co. Plant Milwaukee Wisconsin (WI), Linen unused Description: Where post cards are made		Title: A Glimpse Of Pershing Square And The Biltmore Hotel, Fifth And Hill Streets Los Angeles California (CA), Linen unused Description: Fifth and Hill Streets is one of the busy intersections of downtown Los Angeles. Pershing Square a topical park forms the southwest corner of this intersection Coca Cola sign

Title: Pioneer Club "Atomic detonation shown was 75 miles distant" Las Vegas Nevada (NV), Linen unused Description: One of the original and famous clubs in the heart of downtown Las Vegas. Here are all games of chance in comfortable, clean and modern surroundings, adjoining cocktail lounge and nearby parking.		Title: Strippers Wanted Divided Back PM 1912 Description: Girls Wanted to Strip. "I wonder would I do?"

Title: Typical Moonshine Still Heart of the Mountains Linen unused		Title: Greetings From New Mexico - Mushroom Cloud New Mexico (NM), Linen unused Description: Atomic N. M. - fourth largest and one of the most historical states was admitted into the union in 1912 as forty-seventh state. Capital - Santa Fe. Commercial center - Albuquerque. Its wonderful scenery, delightful climate, primitive Indian and Spanish inhabitants and customs, contribute to the interest and curiosity of the visitor in this "Land of Enchantment".

Title: Making Moonshine In Kentucky Scenic Kentucky (KY), Linen unused Description: Back in the hills, off the beaten highway, the mountaineers have their own distilleries, making powerful moonshine called "Mountain Dew".

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