9/1. A brush with the near great. A receipt from the Treasurer's office, Amherst College, Massachusetts, 1866. It is signed Ed. Dickinson, who... have you figured it out yet... was Emily Dickinson's father. His job with Amherst is the reason she spent her life in Amherst, Massachusetts. | ![]() |
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![]() | 9/3. A book. "Social Register, Boston, 1960," The standard who's who in society.$20 |
Massachusetts Militia Order, 1837 | ![]() |
![]() | 9/5. Booklet, The Freewill Baptist Register and Yearbook, 1868, Printed in Dover, NH. It lists all Freewill Baptist Congregations with Ministers' names, counties, towns. Hundreds of names, great genealogical resource. 3 1/2"x5 1/2", 97 pages plus covers.$20 |
9/6. "Franklin Mills Flour, Best in the World," c.1900. Booklet, 3"x5", 32 pages plus covers, recipes, endorsements, facts about wheat, and a view of the mill. Great condition, great color. | ![]() |
![]() | 9/7. Lake Placid, NY Promotional piece and Olympics piece. Late 1920s, no date, but they were pushing the upcoming 1932 Olympics. Great "bird's eye" view color map. 12 pps inc. covers. Excellent condition. "Be Placid minded," and go for it.$28 |
![]() | 9/9. Another Civil War item (sort of). A "Tourist Guide Book of Virginia Featuring the Inscriptions on the official Markers along the Historic and Romantic Highways of the Mother State," 1931. Much of that history, of course, is of the late unpleasantness. 250 pps, plus covers. Condition good except for a few minor mouse nibbles on the spine.$28 |
9/10. One of Coca-Cola's Christmas ads, from Nat. Geo., December 1949. The color is rich, shallow crease right margin, tiny dogear upper left, otherwise fine, 6 3/4"x9 3/4". | ![]() |