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"Copyright 1934 TheTravelers Insurance Company"

"Compliments of Mrs. Maria Rubera." Illustration is Holy Family with dove, in silver foil frame.

Illustration is a reproduction of Morton Hansen's wood-engraving of First Church of Christ in Farmington

Dr. Warren Archibald pictured on the front

Illustration is a reproduction of Morton Hansen's wood-engraving of First Church of Christ in Farmington

Distributed by Sage-Allen Pharmacy, Main Street, Hartford. Photographed at Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, Detroit, Michigan.

3 copies

Includes old photographs of Hartford and Wethersfield

Copyright 1981 by Spoonwood Press, Ltd., P.O. Box 3153, Hartford, Conn. 06103. Photographs by Jack McConnell.

Wedding anniversaries, holidays, and birthstones listed on back

Published by Memorabilia, 10 Evergreen Square, Somerville, Massachusetts. Photographs are from the Library of Congress.

Illustrations are reproductions of wood-engravings by Morton Hansen.

Lunch Menu (yellow)

Breakfast menu (white)

Breakfast menu (yellow)

Dinner menu

Lunch menu (white)

Menu cover

Place mat

Guest receipt

Dinner menu

Midday menu

Two separate sheets with menus in Spanish and English

Donna and Ron Salerno, proprietors

Includes sheet with "Tonight's Specials"

Recipe for Petti di Pollo Parmigianan

"Overlooking the Old State House"

"Established 1845" "The Oldest Eating Place in Hartford"

"Established 1845"

R. Judd Campion, Richard W. Dennison, Proprietors; Chef de Cuisine, William W. Salamites, 1976 A.R.O.C. chef of the year

Celebrated 25 years in 1991.

2 copies

According to the Hartford Courant, "located in a crime-plagued area of the South End."

"Established 1860"

"Minimum of 25 cents per person from 12 to 2 and 5 to 7"

Also listed as "Nicolas Cafeteria" in Price & Lee Directory

"Spanish Mediterranean Cuisine"

"Hartford's Finest Restaurant Since 1932" "A Family Tradition"

Lunch

Lunch and Dinner

"A Unique Pita Bread Sandwich"

Closed in 1981 "after six years"

Opened in 1989

"Hartford's Smartest Cabaret Restaurant"

Includes autograph notations

Large brown bag with handle. Text reads "BT's / Brown Thomson's / Hartford's Friendly Department Store."

Small brown paper bag

Large blue-gray bag, folded

Large blue bag with handle

Large maroon bag, folded

Box, poor condition

Large bag, folded

Brown bag with daisy design

Announcement of sale of bankrupt stock of "a large wholesale clothing store in New York" to take place in Hartford

Invoice for 1957 De Soto sedan sold to Henry L. Creelman

Receipt for Blue Cloth purchased by Mr. Bronson

Invoice for a stamp made out to the Unitarian Church