Title:
Votes for Women - Something new in financial fields
PM 1912 Sep-1
Description:
Theochrom Serie Series 1327
Suffrage
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Title:
Presidential Pick Ats
Chrome unused
Description:
Hell pers on the Rocky Road to Recovery-Huge National Debt From Past Spendthrifties - and these same debts were caused by these same wailing wolves! Free college tu itchin. Make prisons fitter for finer folks.
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Title:
Lourdes - Automobiles Portant les Malades
unused
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Title:
Raynham Hall
Oyster Bay New York (NY), Linen unused
Description:
Raynham Hall, Oyster Bay, N.Y.-British headquarters during the revolution.
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Title:
Der Staatsakt in der Garnisonkirche zu Potsdam. 21 Marz 1933
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
"Aus Bauern, Burgern und Arbeitern, muss wieder werden ein deutsches Volk!"
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Title:
Make Love Not Babies - Ban the Population Bomb
Chrome unused
Description:
Overpopulation: The World's Greatest anger. US Population, 1960 Census: 179,323,175. US Population, 1970 Census: 203,184,772. The world's population is approximately 3.8 billion and increases by about 70 million each year. Overpopulation breeds congestion, pollution, starvation, social unrest and crime.
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Title:
Half Man Half Turkey "Chantecler " Suffrage
unused
Description:
Chantecler.
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Title:
Home of Myles Standish
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1904
Description:
One of the great figures in the Plymouth settlement and military captain of all the forces in the colony. A Mayflower passenger and the central figure in Longfellow's beautiful poem the "Courtship of Myles Standish." Of the first settlers Capt. Standish remains the most picturesque and romantic hero of them all.
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Title:
Pink Street City in 1907
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Hush Puppies
Chrome unused
Description:
W. Kendall Dorsey During the War between the States when the Union forces were moving through the South the dogs would bark thereby drawing attention to the houses. In order to keep the dogs quiet the country folks would take them into the woods and give the dogs choice morsels of corn pone saying, "Hush Puppies".Recipe: One cup of corn meal. One cup of flour. One teaspoon salt. Three teaspoons baking powder. Mix all ingredients together with enough water to make a batter thin enough to drop easily from a teaspoon. Drop by spoonfuls into HOT deep fat. Cook until a golden brown.
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Dyngus Day - Gas Shortage
South Bend Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
Description:
West Side's Answer to the Gas Crisis - There is NO gas shortage in South Bend on the day after Dyngus. Official Dyngus Day Post Card.
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Title:
The Pathetic Side of War.
unused
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Title:
Suffragette Young Girl with Large Plume in Hat Holding Voting Ballot
Description:
I'm a suffragette and I don't care who knows it
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Title:
Two Men Before Turkish Bureaucrat's Desk
Divided Back
Description:
Grady -"Direttore! Gli italiani hanno occupata Tobruk!" (Chief, the Italians have occupied Tobruk!) - Non vi spaventate! Annunziate subito una grande vittoria Turca!" (Don't worry! Announce quickly a great Turkish victory!)
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Title:
Prohibition Post Card #2 - Legalized Liquor Traffic
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2
Uncle Sam
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Title:
Emigrants Moving Into Custer County, Nebraska, 1886.
Nebraska (NE), White Border unused
Description:
S. D. Butcher Collection, Nebraska State Historical Society, Lincoln, Nebraska
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Title:
Jasper District WCTU - Missouri's Going Dry
Divided Back PM 1908 Feb-8
Description:
Old Woman with Boy and Girl Reading From Book
"Everybody Sing: - Missouri's going Dry, Missouri's Going Dry. Pass Along the Watch Word, Missouri's Going Dry" Tune (Chorus Bringing in the Sheaves)
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Title:
"Are You Willing?" - Temperance Ink Drawing by J. O. Hubert
unused
Description:
J. O. Hulbert "The man who is in favor of the Saloon ought to be willing that his Son should die a drunkard and also that his Daughter should have a drunkard for a husband and end her days in poverty and misery."
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Title:
Ink Drawing Promoting Temperance by J. O. Hubert
unused
Description:
J. O. Hulbert Assorted scenes including the Saloon with message, "Whatever you do, remember the saloon keeper is after your children. He will blast them into eternal night if he can. Saloons can only live by ruining such as they. Remember this."
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Title:
A Man Digging a Grave
unused
Description:
100,000 BURIED ANNUALLY, BY THE SALOONIST.
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Title:
Juvenile Pledge To Not Use Tobacco with Anti-Tobacco Drawings
unused
Description:
"I promise that I will not use Tobacco in any form." "Yes the good time is coming, so runneth the song; And we children are trying to help it along."
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Title:
The Drink Barrel is Death, The Water Barrel is Life
unused
Description:
J. O. Hulbert Temperance drawing in ink by S. O. Hubert.
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Title:
Where Oh Where Is My Wandering Wife Tonight?
unused
Description:
Man Holding Crying Children, With Inset of Woman Speaking In front of "Let Women Run The Government" sign. Suffragette Series No. 10.
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Title:
We Are Coming to Oxford, Massachusetts To Celebrate Their 250th Anniversary
Chrome unused
Description:
Appearing in the 250th anniversary of Oxford, Mass. on July 7th, 1963 will be the famous Musical Mummers from Philadelphia, the Joseph A. Ferko String Band, presenting their theme, "The Blue and the Gray" with music in authentic costumes and a tableau of the Civil War era.
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Title:
Street Car Riot March 29 1906
Winnipeg Manitoba (MB), Real Photo unused
Description:
"Pick the man that threw the brick"
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Title:
On the Fronteir
Montana (MT), White Border PM 1922
Description:
Dear Friends: Yea there is still a frontier.If you don't believe it come to the vast State of Montana, bigger than all New England, New York, New Jersey and several other States added. Montana is still largely a land of sage brush, sage hens, prairie dogs, coyotes and antelope. There are vast ranches with thousands of roaming cattle and horses, great droves of sheep and large fields of alfalfa and grain, and there are mining towns, frontier settlements, and multiplied homesteaders' cabins. To the scattered populations of Montana the Methodist Episcopal Home Mission Church stands as an oasis in a spiritual desert. The lives of boys and girls, who would otherwise grow up without ever hearing a Christian sermon or attending a Sunday School are enriched by it, and the hearts if mothers and fathers are made glad. America is still in the making out here, and it is fortunate for all of us that the church is being built into the very foundation of our life. You are helping to make it possible and we thank you most heartily Your friends, On the Frontier
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Title:
State Capitol, Prohibition Headquarters and Post Office
Harrisburg Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1916 May-29
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Title:
Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) Penant
Chrome unused
Description:
Give us an E. Give us an R. Give us an A! What does it spell? ERA all the way! Cheers!
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Title:
Many Faces of Babies from Different Races and Cultures
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 91
91. Who Said Race Suicide?
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Title:
NCTU National Christian Temperance Association Pledge
Divided Back unused
Description:
"With Malice toward None, and Charity for ALL." I, the undersigned, do pledge my word and honor, God helping me, to abstain from all intoxicating Liquors as a beverage, and that I will, by all honorable means, encourage others to abstain.
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Title:
Ohio State Liquor League Prohibition
Ohio (OH), Divided Back unused
Description:
"I'd make a hard fight to leave a better world for my boy than I found for myself." - George Elliot. If you license the Saloon it will catch some of us - SURE. The State that protects its birds ought also protect its boys. Vote For Us.
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Title:
Prohibition and Prosperity - Of Interest to Wage-Earners
Divided Back PM 1918 Feb-22
Description:
Wage-earners employed: In the liquor industry, 62,920 In the bread and clothing industry, 492,655 Wages paid: In the liquor industry, $45,252,000 In the bread and clothing industry, $244,196,000 Cost of raw materials: For intoxicating liquor, $139,199,000 For bread and clothing, $744,337,000 The people of the United States spend $2,000,000,000 annually for liquor. It requires more men to sell bread and clothing worth that amount than it does to sell $2,000,000,000 worth of beer and whiskey.
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Title:
Divorce Courts - The Cure
Nevada (NV), Real Photo unused
Description:
Six Weeks In Nevada - Washee County Court House
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Title:
Women's Suffrage - Girl Painting "Votes for Women" on Window
Divided Back PM 1916 Jun-9
Description:
Series C.S. 454
Lend thy influence to each effort That shall raise our nature human
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Title:
Typical Scene At A Redpath Chautauqua
White Border PM 1914
Description:
Ridgeway Chautauqua July 21 to 25, 1914
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Title:
Home of US Senator Margaret Chase Smith
Skowhegan Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
Charming home of U.S. Senator Margaret Chase Smith-Skowhegan, Maine.
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Title:
Bulletin Board, Chinatown
Divided Back
Description:
A small crowd gathers to read a bulletin board in Cinatown
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Title:
Admiral Peary's Patched Flag
Chrome unused
Description:
Admiral Peary's Patched Flag in the National Geographic Society's Explorers Hall commemorates his trek to the North Pole in April, 1909. His expedition used this twelve-foot sledge. Tubular sea sled in background, designed by Jacques Cousteau, carries underwater cameras to five-mile depths
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Title:
Our Bill of Fare
unused
Description:
Series 386
De-lightful insurance stew Standard Oil sauce A la Lawson Red Hot
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Title:
Nelson's dining room, showing original furniture
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Life in a Small Village with Women Gathering Items in Basket
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Vegetable Trust And Political Satire
unused
Description:
Series 605
Here's Where I Get My Work In- Boycott
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Title:
Washington
Divided Back PM Feb-18
Description:
Washington Birthday Series 1
Washington Taking Command of the American Army
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Title:
Sr. F.I. Madero Llegando al Placio Nacional
Divided Back unused
Description:
la mañana del 9 de Febrero da 1913
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Title:
No Prohibition for me After Visiting Canada
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Use the Big Brush Joe, Your Not on PWA Anymore
Linen unused
Description:
Series C-25
Public Works Administration
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Title:
Old New-Gate Prison
Chrome unused
Description:
The sentry house at the southeast corner of Old New-Gate Prison, with Viets Tavern, the home of Captain John Viets, first warden of New-Gate, on the right
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Title:
Bloodbath
Chrome unused
Description:
The sea runs red as the slaughter of Pilot whales reaches a climax. Prime Minister Atli P. Dam, Landsstyret, 3800 Torshavn, Faroe Islands via Denmark
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Title:
Hated Harpoon Award
Chrome unused
Description:
Last year President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore received our Hated Harpoon Award for failing to apply economic sanctions against outlaw whaling nation, Norway, and for promising Norwegian Prime Minister, Gro Brundtland, that the United States would work for the resumption of commercial whaling!
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Title:
Political Advertising For Salmon Fishing Rights
Chrome unused
Description:
Dear Mr. Chairman, We strongly urge you to immediately take the following steps in order to continue to enjoy salmon fishing rights in US waters:
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Title:
Political Advertising for Stopping Whale Hunting
Chrome
Description:
Dear Mr. Minister, I urgently request the Government of the Soviet Union to take immediate steps to halt the needless slaughter of the world's great whales. Over exploitation of the blue, humpback, gray, right and bowhead whales has caused the commercial extinction of these whales and is seriously threatening other species as well. Whaling is a dying industry and is no longer an economic necessity for any nation. I strongly urge your government to support a total ban on all commercial whaling, to be voted on at the 1981 meeting of the International Whaling Commission
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Title:
George Washington with Hatchet and felled Cherry Tree
Divided Back
Description:
"Father, I cannot tell a lie. I did it with my Littlt Hatchet."
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Title:
Piramide di Caio Cestio e porta
unused
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Title:
Developmental Pueblo (No. 4 in Prehistoric Series)
Linen
Description:
From 700 to 1000 AD inhabitants of Mesa Verde learned to build dwellings of masonry. Corn, beanas and squash were staple crops. Pottery improved and weaving of cotton cloth began
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Title:
American and European "mothers"
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 23
American vs. European industries
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Title:
La Police Vous Parle Tous les Soirs a 20 h
Divided Back unused
Description:
The police force speaks to you every evening at 8 PM
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Title:
Les Affiches de Mai 68
Divided Back unused
Description:
Serie de 18 cartes postales - Tirage en serigraphie par l'atelier Seripo - limite a 2000 ex. - 1978 - A l'image du grenier sure l'eau
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Title:
John Tallman Square Piano
Linen unused
Description:
John Tallman Square Piano made about 1835 in New York; Photograph by Smithsonian Institute
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Title:
Old Plantation Cabin Down In Sunny Dixie
Linen unused
Description:
Series 22567
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Title:
Hull-Rust Mine
Linen PM 1950 Jul-24
Description:
Hull-Rust Mine, "In the Minnesota arrowhead country" 350 ton electric shovel loading iron ore,92 ft. boom,8 yard dipper lifting from 3 to 16 tons of ore
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Title:
One More Squeeze and It Will Come to This!
Divided Back PM 1910 Jun-2
Description:
Series 627
In Society, Mrs Bossie Cow Tody received a vote of thanks from the ver prominent citizens
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Title:
Washington Place
Hawaii (HI), White Border unused
Description:
Washington Place. Former home Liliuokalani, Queen of Hawaii now home of Hawaii's Governor
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Title:
Eskimo Drying Fish
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Series 548
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Title:
Cote D'Or
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 20
Repas des Charbonniers en Foret
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Title:
Colonial Room Smithsonian Institution, U. S. National Museum
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 4A-H2189
Museums
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Title:
Carry A. Nation And Home
Linen unused
Description:
Mrs. Carry A. Nation was born in Kentucky as Carry Amelia Moore. She came to Medicine Lodge Kansas, as the wife of David Nation in the early nineties. Her first husband, Dr. Charles Gloyd, had died a drunkard, leaving her with a little girl and a heart of sorrow. She became very sympathetic with those who suffered as she, and began crusading against liquor in 1900. she later lectured in all 48 States, Canada, England and Scotland. She died June 9, 1911, at Leavenworth, Kansas and was buried in the family lot at Belton, Mo.
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Title:
Tunnel Entrance At Coal Mine
Divided Back PM 1907 Feb-24
Description:
Series 25
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Title:
At Work In The Slums
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Help These People
Divided Back PM 1918 Dec-26
Description:
Help these people “Out of the land of darkness and the shadow of death” Through the American Committee for Devastated France, Inc.
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Title:
Just By Way Of A Change
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series A 17
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Title:
Just By Way Of A Change
Divided Back PM 1908 Mar-12
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Title:
Just By Way Of A Change
Divided Back PM 1910 Apr-24
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Title:
Just By Way Of A Change
Divided Back PM 1911 Jun-12
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Title:
The Girl Behind The Gun
Divided Back PM 1908 Jan-08
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Title:
Baiting The Line
Divided Back PM Mar-14
Description:
Series 3302
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Title:
For Home And Country
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2192
We can economize by eliminating Meat certain days of the week
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Title:
Military Woman
Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-02
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Title:
A Typical Southern Cabin Home
Linen unused
Description:
Everybody Works at our House"
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Title:
The Story Of Two Grades Of Milk
Private Mailing Card unused
Description:
Shall the babies die in order that Unprogressive Milk Producers may be spared the trouble and expense of conducting their business Properly? The Carroll Baby Saving Bills Say No!
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Title:
IWW Labor Union Protest Banner
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Suffrage: Woman Should Vote She Obeys the Laws
Real Photo PM 1912 Aug-9
Description:
Votes for Women - Suffrage
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Title:
Pants are Made for Men not for Women
Divided Back PM 1906 Aug-2
Description:
Suffragette
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Title:
Black And White In A Finish Fight
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Uncle Sam Suffragee
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 6
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Title:
The Suffragette Defies the Tyrant Man
unused
Description:
Oilette Series 9498
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Title:
Votes for Women - Suffrage
PM 1913 Jun-25
Description:
Cobb X Shinn Series 895
Don't be on the Fence, come over to my side and be a good feller.
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Title:
Votes for Wimmen - Suffrage
Divided Back PM 1913 Sep-16
Description:
Series 895
I'd rather kiss her, than hear her talk.
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Title:
"Then and Now" - Temperance Ink Drawing by J. O. Hubert
unused
Description:
J. O. Hulbert "I was once the landlord's pet, When I had no money to spend; I spent it on drink, and did verily think It never would come to an end, But for now I have nothing but rags to my back, My boots won't hide my toes And the crown of my hat goes flip-e-ty flap. Just over my rum-blossomed nose."
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Title:
"Boys, Here are two paths - which one will you choose?
unused
Description:
J. O. Hulbert James: "Come Henry, let's have a drink." Henry: "No James, I'm a teatotaler." James is a drunkard - Henry owns a handsome house.
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Title:
The Saloon Must Go.
unused
Description:
J. O. Hulbert Drink Causes Most Crimes Sorrow and Unhappiness The Saloon Must Go.
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Title:
The Whiskey Traffic by Henry W. Grady
unused
Description:
J. O. Hulbert The Whiskey Traffic comes to crush human hearts under its rumbling wheels; is the mortal enemy of peace and order; the despoiler of men and terror of women; the cloud that shadows the face of childhood; the demon that has dug more graves and ruined more lives than all the wars and pestilences of the earth.
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Title:
Votes For Women
PM Sep-1
Description:
Series 421 E
If Happy Birthdays bring us good As I've understood they should, Then I wish that many more May come tripping to your door. - Helen A. Jeffers
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Title:
Street Car Strike Police 1906
Winnipeg Manitoba (MB), Real Photo unused
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Title:
A Modern Colony In Jaffa - Palestine
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 13
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Title:
Rare Suffrage Suffragette Flag & Banner Picketing White House
Real Photo unused
Description:
"We Demand Democracy and self government in our land"
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Title:
Men Mocking Women's Suffrage Protestor
Divided Back PM 1914 May-26
Description:
Series 7042
"There ain't much 'am in that sandwich, 'Arry." "No; but there's plenty of mustard."
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Title:
Woman Suffragette Smoking in front of Sarcastic Political Signs
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 9
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Title:
I Love My Husband But Oh You Vote - Suffragette Series #12
Divided Back unused
Description:
Official Ballot
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Title:
Suffragette Madonna
Divided Back
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Title:
The Suffragette
Divided Back PM 1912
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Title:
Votes for Women
Divided Back PM 1913 Dec-4
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Title:
County Fair, Illinois Equal Suffrage Association, Hotel LaSalle, December 7-8-9
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Man & Boy in Overalls - Factory Workers, Railroad?
unused
Description:
Child Labor
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Title:
Textile Workers Union - Women in Spider Web
unused
Description:
Series 2105
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Title:
The Political Study Club of Washington DC
Divided Back PM 1944 Dec-11
Description:
The regular monthly meeting of The Political Study Club will be held at The Washington Club, Saturday, December 16th, at 2:30 pm. Pledge to the flag led by Mrs. Lane Schofield. Mrs. Tilman Bacon Parks, Chairman of Program, announces as guest speaker.. Mme. Ciechanowska, wife of the Ambassador from Poland. Subject: Christmas in Poland. Mrs. Edgar Briant Merritt, Chairman of Music, announces that a program of Christmas music will be given by the Choral Group of the Takoma Park Women's Club, Mrs. Jane Stone, Director, and Mrs. Bernice McDaniel, accompanist. Mrs. Edward Banks Gibson, Chairman of Hospitality, announces our honor guests: the ladies of the Polish Embassy. Pouring tea - Mrs. Viola Fellows... Mrs. Moncure Burke and Mrs. P. Lee Hodges. Special notice - gifts from the club this year will be sent to the children of Poland. Cash donations will enable us to buy much needed materials for clothing. Xmas packages will also be acceptable. Mrs. Benjamin Yancey Martin, Cor. Sec. Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz, President
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Title:
Suffragette Vote-Getting - The Easiest Way
Divided Back
Description:
Suffragette Series 4
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Title:
Votes fer Wimen - Suffrage
Divided Back PM 1920 Sep-11
Description:
Frederick L. Cavally I'm de original "ladies man", I am!
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Title:
US Officers make "big haul" of Liquor (Prohibition)
Tijuana, White Border unused
Description:
Hid in top of automobile
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Title:
Order of Owls
PM 1917 Dec-11
Description:
Here's to the man whose hand is firm when he holds your own like a grip of steel that makes you feel. You are not in the world alone. The Owls' Toast. A secret society of good fellows who believe in love, laughter, and the Kingdom of Heaven on earth. John. W. Talbot, Supremne President, South bend Ind
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Title:
Chinese Antiquities Seller
unused
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Title:
Chief Iron Tail and "Buffalo Bill"
Linen unused
Description:
Cinta Muzza (Iron Tail) was a noted Sioux Chief anad took a leading part in Col. Cody's Wild West Shows
Curteich-Chicago
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Title:
The Original Deadwood Coach
Linen unused
Description:
Built at Concord, NH 1867. Sent to San Francisco by water where it was placed on a line infested with bandits, "baptized in fire and blood" so repeatedly on the plains, was finally abandoned. In organizing his Wild West show Col. Cody bought the old derelict, and on its time honored springs has carried more distinguished Americans and Royalty than any vehicle extant
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Title:
Buffalo Bill's Grave
Linen unused
Description:
Inscription on Monument over "Buffalo Bill's" Grave; In Memoriam Colonel William Frederick Cody "Buffalo Bill" (Noted Scout and Indian Fighter) Born February 26, 1846, Scott County, Iowa Died January 10, 1917, Denver, Coloraado Louisa M. Cody, his wife, also buried here
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Title:
WCTU: Women Christian
Divided Back PM 1912 Nov-10
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Title:
Man stands in the midst of his backwoods still
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 13189
13189 Kentucky Moonshine, Still, preparatory to operation
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Title:
Mai 68
Divided Back unused
Description:
Debut d'une lutte prolongee
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Title:
Retour a la normale
Divided Back unused
Description:
"Les Affiches de mai 68"
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Title:
Unite Ouvriers Paysans
Divided Back unused
Description:
Farm worker unity. "Les Affiches de mai 68" serie de 18 cartes postales - Tirage en seriographie par l'atelier Seripo - limite a 2000 ex. - 1978 - A l'image du grenier sur l'eau
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Title:
Woman wearing an apron holds a pie and a knife, while a black cat sits at her side
Divided Back unused
Description:
Don't be afraid of housework. Try to help your husband by doing your own work. He will appreciate it
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Title:
Belfast Strike
Belfast, Divided Back PM 1907 Aug-19
Description:
Military Guarding Fleetwood Shed, Donegall Quay
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Title:
Black Takes The Count White The Victor
Divided Back unused
Description:
Cock Fight
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Title:
Man speaks on telephone while a waiter pours champagne for a lady at nearby table
Divided Back PM 1912 Mar-09
Description:
Working late--don't wait dinner. Will have a chop in City
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Title:
The Suffragette
Divided Back unused
Description:
The Sufferagette Series 9498
The Suffragette Nails her Colors to the Mast.
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Title:
Immigrants Awarding Inspection At Galveston
Galveston Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
Description:
Series 10
Picture No. 10 represents immigrants waiting for inspection. When the passenger list is large and the Inspection is slow, as it often is, the immirants have a tiresome time waiting, but after three weeks in the steerage of a German immigrant ship ship they are very willing to come ashore and take their chances in the fresh air. They are invariably tired from the voyage and depressed for lack of fresh air, and above all hungry for a change of table fare. This cluser of immigrants look a litle fresher than usual."
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Title:
Votes For Women - Suffrage
Divided Back unused
Description:
Bernhardt Wall Series 6385
Men are the generals But we get “Attention”
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Title:
Been a Suffragist for Years!
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 226
Yes, Indeedy, Ma'am! I bin a Sufferagist Fer Years, Mostly From Rheumatiz!
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Title:
Children Coal Mining
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Series 2516
The First task of the little fellow who enters the mine to work is that of a breaker bench built across a long chute, through which passes a steady stream of broken coal, and from which he picks out the pieces of slate or rock.
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Title:
Votes For Women
Divided Back unused
Description:
De suffragette Upon her box darns der men, but not der sox.
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Title:
Siwashed By The Indians - Prohibition
Lewiston Idaho (ID) PM 1912 Mar-30
Description:
Dry Vote
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Title:
Suffragette Series #12
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 12
I Love My Husband But Oh You Vote
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Title:
The Commander With The Two Waits
Divided Back unused
Description:
Where the other Half lives
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Title:
Salvation Army Shoe Shop
Divided Back unused
Description:
Where do I go From Here?
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Title:
The Salvation Army War Service
Divided Back unused
Description:
Oh, Boy! They were Great.
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Title:
Slate Pickers At Work
Divided Back PM 1914 Sep-12
Description:
After coal is mined it is run through heavy rollers at top of breaker and crushed. It is then sorted in revolving screens which empty into shutes where boy slate pickers sort the coal form the refuse
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Title:
From An American Red Cross L. O. C. Canteen In France
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Homeward Bound
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series A 1788
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Title:
Liege Exposition Le Palais De La Femme L'Ecole Menagere
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Packing Raisins In California
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 489
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Title:
The Letter Home
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series S 7
A British Artillery Driver resting by his horse
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Title:
Waiting For The Enemy
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series S 5
An alert British outpost on the Western front
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Title:
In Safe Keeping
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series S 7
Two little French girls with a British Tommy, who rescued them from a shell-Shattered house.
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Title:
Visual Signalling
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series S 7
A British post on a canal bank
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Title:
The Sign Of Mercy
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series S 7
A British Nurse attending to an officer who has met with a car accident
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Title:
Doing Their Bit
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series S 3
A Gardener and a Baker of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
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Title:
Getting In The Flax Crop
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series S 5
British Women workers loading up waggons
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Title:
Czar Samples Food Of Russian Soldiers
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 21
Not satisfied with the reports that everything was of the best, the Czar himself, as the photo shows, is sampling the food of his soldiers to be convinced that his men were will provided for. The grand Duke Nicholas, the Generalissimo of the Russian army, is standing on the steps of the kiosk at right.
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Title:
Think It Over
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 113
Think it over because Woman owns real estate is no reason why she should vote-every woman (the same as man) is a tax payer and a citizen and “Of the People.” Enough said. An ounce of persuasion precedes a pound of coercion
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Title:
The Suffragette
Divided Back PM 1914 Jan-03
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Title:
Just By Way Of A Change
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series A 17
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Title:
He's On The Run
Divided Back PM 1907 Nov-12
Description:
Souvenir of Thirty-fourth Annual Meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Nashville, Tennessee, November 9-13 1907.
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Title:
Pantalette Suffragette
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 3
Pantalette Suffragette in the sweet bye and bye
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Title:
Pantalette Suffragette
Divided Back PM 1912 Mar-22
Description:
Series 3
Pantalette Suffragette in the sweet bye and bye
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Title:
Suffragette Coppette
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-03
Description:
Series 5
Suffragette Coppette beware of the dog
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Title:
Official Ballot
Divided Back PM 1910 Nov-07
Description:
Series 12
I love my husband, but oh you vote.
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Title:
Electioneering
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2
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Title:
I've Come To See You Through It!
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2101
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Title:
Ducking Stool
Divided Back PM 1909 Apr-28
Description:
Series 4127
The Ducking – Stool and a nice deep pool, were our fore-fathers plan for a scold and could I have my way, each Suffragette to-day, Should “take the chair” and find the water cold. The Ducking Stool Fordwick is a rare and interesting survival of the “Good old days”, when scolding wives were punished by being tied to the stool and freely immersed in cold water.
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Title:
This Is The House That Man Built
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series E 19
This is the house that man built And this is the poor little Suffragette who tried, Oh so hard, in this House to get Tho' it wasn't a crime Still with patience sublime She spends the best part of her life doing time; Oh fie! Suffragette Be contented to get In your own little house, that man built.
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Title:
I want to vote, but My wife wont let me
Divided Back unused
Description:
Suffragette Series 11
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Title:
Military Woman
Divided Back PM 1908 Dec-09
Description:
Series 1575
Amid shrieking of shot and shells, she yields not, to weakening spells, but hurries on the best she can, to outdo the efforts of mere man.
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Title:
Slum Babies Orange Box Nursery
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Stop! Our City Greets You
Divided Back PM 1919 Apr-26
Description:
Mary Belle McKellar Stop! Our city greets you. For Be you aviator, soldier, sailor, or marine, You will find a hearty welcome In our A.R.C. Canteen. Canteen Service. American Red Cross.
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Title:
Suffragette Vote-Getting
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 4
Suffragette vote-Getting the easiest way
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Title:
I'll Get That Vote Yet!!! - Suffrage
Divided Back PM 1918 Nov-18
Description:
Charles Twelvetrees Series 716
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Title:
Screen Room - Child Labor
Pottsville Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1907 Jul-29
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Title:
1923 Prohibition Modern Prospector North Of 53
Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Votes For Women - Suffrage
Divided Back PM 1916 Feb-23
Description:
Bernhardt Wall I have it all. I should worry!
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Title:
Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)
Divided Back PM 1919 Oct-14
Description:
W - is for women who work with a will. C - is for Christians who never stand still. T - is for temperance, the Creed of our Band. U - is for Union-United we stand For God and our Homes and our own Native Land.
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Title:
Suffragette Vote-Getting The Easiest Way
Divided Back PM 1912 Feb-12
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