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Pair of bridge tally cards. Image has three four-leaf clovers with their stems threaded through an upright horse shoe. A ladybug crawls on the stems. Estimate date as 1900-1910. Condition: Unused, slight corner and edge wear. One card has yellowing along the left edge and a pencil mark on the top center of the face. #0661 |
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Pair of Bridge tally cards. One is standard bookmark shape with Poinsettias on a gold background, the other is a Santa face with a Poinsettia. User dated December 30, 1930. Condition: Used, slight corner and edge wear. #0662 |
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This is an envelope from the Lady Maccabees of the World, with their logo and text in the upper left corner. Text below logo reads: "Maccabee Temple, Port Huron, Mich." Text to the right of the logo reads: "Return after 10 days to Miss Bina M. West, Supreme Record Keeper, The Lady Maccabees of the World." Condition: Envelope is postmarked 1907, has some corner wear and a vertical crease on the left side. #0601 |
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This is a receipt for a payment on a Fire Insurance Policy loss from Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co., in Georgetown, Mass. The installment payment receipt is attached to the promisory note with a bit of wax. The receipt is for "those losses between June 12th 1846 and June 12th 1852". Condition: very good condition, with only a slight crease on the right edge of the documents. #0603 |
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Four Transcontinental Railroad First Day of Issue stamps, postmarked 1944. Envelope has cartoon image of a sailor painting the side of a ship red, and calling out, "Hey! Got Any Mail For - " the word bubble is just above the address. Envelope copyright 1942 by Porto-server - Chicago. Condition: Stamps in good condition, and nicely postmarked. Envelope has corner wear and a crease top center. #0597 |
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Vintage Fire Insurance Policy from Hingham Mutual, of Hingham, Massachusetts. Policy covers the house and contents located " on the corner of Depot and Washington Streets, South Easton, Mass." The coverage dates are from January 30th, 1911 to February 1st, 1914. There is an Agents sticker at the bottom of the policy. Condition: Policy is in good condition, with a crease on the back, and the lower corner on the back, and some slight discoloration on the front. #0620 |
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Fire Insurance Policy from Fitchburg Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Fitchburg, Massachusetts. This policy covers a house and contents, and barn, in Brookfield, East Village. The Agent's stamp on the front is from "General Insurance, North Brookfield, Mass." The coverage dates of this policy are from January 1, 1869 to January 1, 1873. This policy bears stamp that says United States Inter Revenue on the outside, and Twenty Five Cts. Certificate on the inside. The postmark says, "Fitchburg M.F. Ins. Co." Condition: The policy is folded in half vertically and then in thirds horizontally. It has some small brown spots on front, and another where stamp lay against it when folded. The top horizontal fold is coming apart on the left, and there is a small tear below the stamp. The stamp is in very good condition. #0622 |
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Vintage Insurance policy and envelope from Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company, of Springfield, Massachusetts, for property located in South Easton, Massachusetts. Policy covers a barn, the horses housed there, their harnesses and feed, and the buggy. Policy coverage period is March 19, 1889 to March 21, 1894. There is also an enclosed letter dated June 19, 1889, granting the barn owner permission to make "alterations and repairs to the barn covered by said policy, in consideration of the 45¢ premium." Condition: letter has at one time been horizontally folded in thirds, but folds vertically down the center now. Upper right corner is creased, there is some darkening from lower left corner to center. Policy condition is excellent, with only minor corner wear. Envelope has been slit open at left edge and top, has corner and edge wear, and some discoloring around the edges. #0619 |
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Four Centenary of the Telegraph first day cover stamps on a military comic envelope. The envelope has a picture of a soldier leaning out the window shouting, "Hey! Youse Guys! The Mail's In!" Envelope is copyright 1942 by Porto-server - Chicago. Stamps are postmarked Baltimore, MD 1944, with the "First Day of Issue" stamped across the postage. Condition: Envelope has some corner and edge wear, and some wrinkling at lower right. The right edge is slightly yellowed. The four stamps are in pretty good condition, one has small layer tears in the sky area, and one is beginning to peel up at the edge. #0598 |
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Vintage envelope from the 1800s. The lower left has a picture of the H.R. Wright building with pedestrians and horse drawn vehicles out front. The return address area has printed on it, "Albany, N.Y. Produce Market Quotations. -from- H.R. Wright, Wholesale Commission House. Established 1865." This envelope bears a clear, undated postmark, saying only, "Albany, N.Y." in it. Envelope dates to late 1800s. Condition: Used, slight corner wear and creasing on corners, slight tear at lower right bottom where the flap seam is in the back. #0599 |
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Wonderful one peso stamp from Columbia, Text on face of stamp reads, Correos de la Republica de Colombia. (post office of the Republic of Colombia). This stamp has been cancelled with the word "Muestra", or "Specimen". Very good condition. #0616 |
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Beautiful bookmark showing a small picture of a cottage and flower garden around it, the picture is garnished with a bouquet of Irises. Text below image reads, "Lay up For Yourselves Treasures in Heaven MATT. VI-20" Bookmark has pretty gold border. Condition: slight corner wear. #0724 |
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Wonderful bridge tally card showing a bulldog with a shirt collar and bowler hat smoking a cigar and next to a bottle of wine. Card measures 2.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches tall. Condition: card is unused, but has been stamped "Oct 30 1905" on the back. Paperclip mark on face, slight corner wear. lower left corner slightly creased. #0761 |
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Lot of four different tally cards. First one has image of a large 4 leaf clover sheltering two ladybugs, one bears a small four leaf clover, the other, a bouquet of blue flowers. Between them is a heart. The second card has an image of six 4 leaf clovers growing up through the nail holes of a horse shoe. The third card shows a bird of paradise and gold accents, by The Buzza Co., fourth card is of a butterfly and flowers. The butterfly card and the bird of paradise card are dated 1927 and 1928 respectively, the horseshoe card is stamped 1905. Clover cards measure 2.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches tall. Condition: used, generally good condition, butterfly tally has crease on part of flower that extends past edge of card, bird of paradise card has slight layer tear on left corner of face, two have paperclip marks on face . #0741 |
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Wonderful advertising blotter. Image is signed by F. Earl Christy, and is of a woman driving. Advertising text to right reads: "For Superior Service Place Your Automobile Insurance with Gilmour, Rothery & Co. 120 Water Street, Boston. You will not be disappointed" Condition: Used, blotter paper is starting to come away from card at corners, face has slight layer tears on upper right. #0720 |
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