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Birdie Tebbetts' American League All-Stars vs. Vermont All-Stars, Montpelier Recreation Field / sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Barre, Vt.
Official score card for a baseball game between the American League All-Stars, coached by Birdie Tebbetts, and the Vermont All-Stars, coached by Louis Americo "Crip" Polli, a native of Barre, Vermont, in 1949.
Solomon W. Jewett portrait on envelope
Portrait of Solomon W. Jewett (1808-1894) printed on an envelope, with a biographical statement beginning "Solomon W. Jewett, one of the very first healers in America..." Born Weybridge, Vermont, merino sheep breeder and Vermont legislator, Jewett…
Lieutenant governor's address. : Gentlemen of the Council, and of the House of Representatives, I embrace this opportunity to manifest my acceptance of the office, to which I have been declared duly elected. ...
Communicating the "wish hereafter not to be considered as a candidate for any office" and expressing "the deep sense of gratitude which I feel to my fellow citizens." Signed: Paul Brigham. Montpelier, Oct. 15th, 1819. Text printed in two columns.
Amos 'n' Andy punch-out figures
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.
Vermont copper mines for sale : the Ely copper mines in Vershire, Orange County Vermont...are offered for sale by the undersigned receiver of the properties of the Vermont Copper Mining Company, the Vermont Copper Company, and Ely Goddard & Cazin...S.M. Gleason, receiver
Contents include description of property for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Rugg announce their eighth season : July 12 to September 12, 1941 / Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Rugg
Advertising postcard for the Carriage House Studio. The Carriage House Studio was opened in 1934 by Sarah Pomeroy and Francis Augustus Rugg in Arlington, Vermont. By the time they closed their operations in the "old carriage house" in 1949, the…
Dear friends -- here, there and everywhere : when we opened the Carriage House Studio in 1934, we little dreamed that we would spend 16 seasons in Arlington... / Sarah P. and Francis A. Rugg.
Postcard announcing the final summer of the Carriage House Studio. Postmarked July 27, 1949. The Carriage House Studio was opened in 1934 by Sarah Pomeroy and Francis Augustus Rugg in Arlington, Vermont. By the time they closed their operations in…
Schedule of exhibits / Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Rugg
Advertising brochure announcing the sixth season of photography exhibits at the Carriage House Studio. Illustrated by Mr. Rugg's view of Plymouth, Vt., which was made into a giant photo-mural, 20 x 27 feet, in the Vermont area of the New England…
Bridge from Isle La Mott to Alburgh : in the consideration of S. 120, "An act to promote the construction of a bridge from Alburgh to Isle La Mott," it appeared from the verbal report of the Senate Committee on Highways and Bridges as follows...
Explanation of the benefits of building a bridge between Isle La Motte and Alburgh, Vermont.
Millennial song. Tune--"Rosin the bow."
Poem in 8 stanzas, printed in 2 columns. Initials A. H. M. in manuscript at the bottom of the broadside, possibly Andrew H. Mills (1813-1894) of Middlebury, Vermont.
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"Spanish" influenza : some facts about it and how to prevent its spread.
A broadside announcing that a quarantine would be going into effect in Brandon, Vermont, on October 5, 1918, for nine days. The broadside also…