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By: N/A
Price: $16.95
Publisher: Unknown: 1909
Seller ID: 0139
Condition: Very good
This is a truly unique postcard, as there are two operating wheels which allow you to change both the month and the day. Both work very well, but you have to grasp the slim edges with your nails to do it. Quite a novelty and very pretty in pastel. The card was mailed with no message to Bertha Randall of 310 W/. Smith Road, Medina, Ohio -- right here when I am! Only fault is an erasure at front of green mailbox where name of sender had been. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Akron, Ohio, Long & Taylor Comopany: 1909
Seller ID: 1333
Condition: Good
Depicted in this photo is the second court house in Akron, Ohio. It was completed in 1908 and there on the steps are the first jury in the new building. The card is postmarked January 25, 1909 and was sent to Edna Stocksdale of Dundee, Ohio. The message appears to have been partially erased and is virtually unreadable. Card also shows some smudges at back, but the main problem is a horizontal crease to entire card. The good news is it's in no danger of snapping off and is not hugely noticeable. This is an uncoomin card and I have placed it in a plastic sleeve. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Attica, Ohio, Attica High School: 1886
Seller ID: 0011
Condition: Very good
Very handsome little program with die-cut edges proudly commemorating the 7th Annual Commencement Program (1886) of Attica High School in Attica, Ohio (Seneca County). Very handsome design printed on cardboard folded in the center with printing on all four sides. The superintendent of the school (who was also a teacher) was R.B. Drake and the evening's address was given by Professor Chas. H. Churchill of Oberlin College. There were only seven graduates --Lilla Elane Howen, Millie Agnes Brant, James Huckingham, Clare Bel Cooper, Nellie Alice Groves, Samuel Ellsworth Leonard and Ida Luella Sanfo... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $8.00
Publisher: 1907
Seller ID: 0034
Condition: Good
Leather postcards were quite the fad in the early 19th century. What appears to be stitching around the edges of this one is not -- it's faux stitching. Many leather cards tend to be humorous, but here we have a nice Easter greeting with a pretty girl on an egg. There is no message -- just the address to Miss Josephine Hickey of Scio, Ohio. Note small stain over the H which caused the ink to run. Otherwise very nice. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Warren,Ohio, The Holt Concern: 1942
Seller ID: 0037
Beautiful wedding certificate in an embossed leather folder with gilt printing to face and tied with brown cording. Celebrates the marriage of Thomas E. Russell of New Philadelphia, Ohio and Dorothy M. Mosshart, also of New Philadelphia. The marriage took place on April 5, 1942 with the Rev. Henry Toogood presiding. Witnesses were Mrs. Lucille Spahr and Harold E. Russsell. Behind the certificate is a printed sheet, also attached, titled "How To Perpetuate the Honeymoon." Vey nice inside and out. Closed, the folder measures 4-1/2"x7". The certificate is 6-1/2"x9-1/2" View more info
By: N/A
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Scio, Ohio, Pomorean Literary Association Scio College: 1893
Seller ID: 1321
Condition: Near fine
Pretty invitation professionally printed and then decorated with flowers and ribbon by hand. The invitation is one-sided and printed on heavy card stock with decorative scalloped edges on all four sides. It measures 4"x6-1/2" and is in very nice condition. I failed to find anything about the sponsoring group, but Scio College had more lives than a cat. It began as Rural Seminary, a Methodist Episcopal school, and then became New Market College named for its town, and then it was the One Study University which required students to take classes only in their major. That apparently didn't worked ... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: FIRE LANDS HISTORICAL SOCIETY: 1874
Seller ID: 30006044
Condition: GOOD
THE FIRE LANDS PIONEER FOR OCT. 1874 FULL OF ARTICLES ON LOCAL HISTORY - INDIAN ATTACK PIONEER HUNTING STORY CIVIL WAR -OFFICERS AND MEN FROM FIRE LANDS IN UNION ARMY AND MORE COMPLETE , INTACT BUT SOME FOXING CONDITION IS " TENDER" View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: NORWALK OHIO, FIRE LANDS HISTORICAL SOCIETY: 1896
Seller ID: 30006045
Condition: GOOD
PUB. BY FIRELANDS HIST . SOC. NORWALK OHIO FOR OCT. 1896 FULL OF LOCIAL HISTORY - THE CYCLONE OF1890 -EARLY HISTORY OF CHURCHES OF ERIE CO. - OBITUARIES OF PROMINENT PIONEERS AND MORE BOOK IS COMPLETE AND TIGHT BUT OLD PAPER IS " TENDER" View more info
By: N/A
Price: $8.00
Publisher: 1913
Seller ID: 0092
Condition: Very Good
Very pretty depiction of an Akron, Ohio landmark. The card is very nice in its plastic sleeve and retains a one cent stamp which covers the manufacturer's name. Only fault is a small bit of bleed-through from the postmark visible above the roof of the house - minor. The card was sent to Lodi, Ohio and the message (with errors) is as follows: "Am feeling fine. How is the weather their? I have my sweater coat on in the house. Bertha and Charlie went to Cleveland this morning. I will half to work Monday night. Sat. night was a busy one. Be home Sat. night some time. Arthur K." View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.95
Publisher: 1910
Seller ID: 0100
Condition: Very Good
What a cutie this is! Three little chicks take over a nest with a big red Easter egg and oust their featherd friends with their plain white one. The card is brightly colored with a slightly shiny surface, and is lightly embossed. There is virtually no edge wear. The divided back has been used and the stamp placed at a jaunty angle. It's addressed to Master (Illegible) West of Creston,Ohio. The message is dated March 16, 1910, but is very hard to decipher. Here's my best effort (with misspellings): "Dear Sir, I certently sea (?) how you enjoy thorz good old spring days and (illegible). I did th... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.95
Publisher: 1910
Seller ID: 0109
Silver and purple make a pretty palette for a Christmas card featuring two children bringing home a Christmas tree in the snow. The card is embossed and is very nice with no corner wear. It was postally used, but the stamp has fallen off. The divided back has this short message: "From Aloina to Clarens" with the address as Clarence Nobis, Pemberville, Ohio" View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, Sherwin Williams: 1960
Seller ID: 1420
Condition: Fine
Crisp, as new booklet in its original envelope. The envelope still functions well which is why this piece is so pristine. Crisp, clean copy, as new. 28 glossy pages illustrated with small drawings and black and white instructional photos. Info covers all aspects of wood finishing including basic steps, staining, filling, various finish coats, liming and pickling, finishing a door, refinishing without removal of old finish, painting, and the care and cleaning of brushes. Includes color chart for product called S-W Beauty-Loc. Mailing envelope never addressed. Nice logo and design with company n... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Marietta, Ohio, The Marietta Northwest Territory Celebration Commission: 1938
Seller ID: 0408
Condition: Very Good
A bit of slight isolated edge wear is all that detracts from this handsome souvenir program. Though it does contain advertising, it's minimal, so there is much to read here about the history of the Marietta, Ohio area, all of which is augmented throughout with historical photographs. The program measures 7-3/4"x10-1/4" and has 64 pages. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $8.00
Publisher: Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity:
Seller ID: 0122
Condition: Very good
This is a cool thing, whether you are an alum yourself or are looking for an ancestor who was a member. Looks like this was quite a bash, as brothers descended on the Hotel Hollendan for a five day gala -- December 27th to the 31st. It's interesting to note that Zeta Beta Tau was the first Jewish fraternity in the U.S.. It's not sectarian anymore, but it still was at the time of this event. The brochure measures 5-1/2"x8" and pulls out to reveal five printed page on the front and five on the back. Members came from City College of New York, Columbia, Pennsylvania. Cornell, Boston, (Case)Weste... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $9.95
Publisher: Germany, Unknown
Seller ID: 0124
Very bight and clean postcard which was filled out but never sent. The message is funny because Lodi is still a very small town and has no hotel at all these days. The card was addressed to Miss Lura Sheehan Alliance, Ohio. On the other side of the dividing line it reads "Hello, Lura -- You will think I have died, but I am very much alive. Now will you make fun of Lodi when we have a hotel like this? Come up if you don't believe it is truly here. Blanche." View more info
By: N/A
Price: $20.00
Publisher: New York, St. Gregory Musical society Inc.: 1919
Seller ID: 0143
Condition: Very Good
This two-piece souvenir of a 1919 evening of liturgical music marks the first time in history that the choirs from the Roman Basilicas and the Vatican performed outside of Rome. The program does not indicate the city directly, but an Ohio reference on back cover and the fact that the location was St. Clair Avenue leads us to believe it had to have been Cleveland. The most important piece, however, is the larger brochure which measures 8x10" and is profusely illustrated and filled with information about the choirs and their history. Although unpaginated, we counted 24. Cover, though simple, is ... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Wadsworth, Ohio, Wadsworth High School: 1938
Seller ID: 0147
Condition: Fine
Handsome high school graduation program commemorating the 61st commencement June 1, 1938. It's very nicely done with a protective glassine endpaper bound in at the first and last pages. The program measures 3-3/4" wide and 9-1/2" tall, has 13 printed pages, and is in excellent condition with no faults of note. A separate welcome page is laid-in. Senior class officers included Kenwood Rasor, Dale Hoerger and Evelyn Nicodemus. The valedictorian was Margaret Lansinger. An interesting fact page shows that six graduates received diplomas at the first commencement in 1877 while 120 trod the boards i... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $12.95
Publisher: Columbus, Ohio, The Martha KLinney Cooper Ohioana Library Association: 1977
Seller ID: 0152
Condition: near fine
Very interesting thematic desk calendar issued annually by the Ohioana Library. This one is excellent with no writing to any of the pages designed to keep track of obligations. Scattered throughout are color and black and white art, plus black and white photographs showing the various ethnic groups that made up the Buckeye State in 1977. The calendar also records important dates in Ohio history which adds to the interest. The book is clean and bright, spiral bound to lie flat, and measures 6-1/4"x8" with 120 pages. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $8.95
Publisher: Unknown, Unknown: circa 1910
Seller ID: 0153
Condition: Very good
The perfect card for people who don't like to write messages! This one actually has one and it was mailed from Seville, Ohio to Bertha Randall of Medina, Ohio -- not too far! It reads with misspelling, "Are you coming with your Ma when she comes. Ma doesn't feal quite herself this morn. (last sentence unreadable)" The sender may be Nelle Horn, as this name is written in the upper left corner. Card is undated but clearly. given furnishings and clothing on the front, it dates from around 1910. The card is in great conditon save browning to corners from having been kept in an album. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Seller ID: 0155
Charming marriage certificate booklet printed in 1900 and used in 1913 and then given to the couple as a memento from the church in which they were married -- Trinity Lutheran of Akron, Ohio. Tied with a cord and filled with pretty period flowers and flourishes, poems, and religious admonitions. It's thirteen pages of turn-of-the century charm -- and large too at 6"x7-1/2" The clear, easy to read handwriting declares that it certifies that Henry J. Burnett and Miss Elizabeth K. Anderson were united in Holy Matrimony on the third day of December, 1913 at the minister's residence. It's signed on... View more info
