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One card featuring a duck sitting on a frog that has swallowed an egg

One floral design

Three different designs: "Spring Suits to Order"

One card featuring baseball players

Two different designs: "Imported Goods in Ready Made Clothing."

Six cards with comic figures playing musical instruments (three the same)

One card with a woman walking a dog

One card with a portrait of George Washington

Two cards featuring women in canoes

Postcard with collision of two high wheel bicycles

"At Gink Letam--God is Love / Christ is the Answer."

"Tonsorial Artist. Special pains taken with Children's Hair Cutting & Ladies' Shampooing." Four different floral designs.

"Startling Sacrifice! All Mark-Down Sales Insignificant compared to this Wondrous Chance."

Business card of Stephen B. Goddard

"Hartford's Largest and Most Popular Café."

"Yankee Notions, Zephyr Worsteds, Corsets, Etc."

"Yankee Notions, Zephyr Worsteds, Corsets, Etc."

"Manicuring and Chiropody, Facial Massage, Chin Belts for Sale, Shampooing and Hair Dressing, Pompadour and Switches, Marcel Waving A Specialty."

"Established 1804. Boots and Shoes of every description." Two designs featuring circus performers

Three different designs

"Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, etc. Choice Brands of Cigars a Specialty."

"Free American Flags with Suction Cup Holder for your Truck, Auto or Home."

"All are welcome and no collectins or donations ever solicited or accepted."

Business card of W. D. Cornwall

"Sincerely hoping your Christmas will be jolly and that you will sail along an untroubled sea of success for many years."

"Orders promptly attended to." Four different floral designs.

Image of an old woman and her shadow. Copyright Bufford, Boston

"Rubber drinking cups, pocket match boxes, tobacco bags, Goodyear's Rubber Goods." Three different designs.

"Footballs, from $1.25 to $2.50 each."

Advertisement for the Universal Clothes Wringer featuring an African American woman

Business cards of H. Catherine Ladd, Executive Director, John Chapin, Vice President, Communications, and Joan R. Cowles, Convention Services Manager

Carte-de-visite with photograph of Gregory's Building with advertising on the back

"Fine Inside Shutters and Blinds, Hard Wood Work A Specialty. Also Glass, Oils, Paints, Colors, Putty, etc., etc."

"Glass, Oils, Paints, Colors, Putty, etc., etc."

"For All Coughs, Colds, Bronchial Affections, and Troubles of the Throat and Lungs use Griswold's Pulmonary Balsam."

Four different designs

Two different floral designs: "Cottage Restaurant, Watch Hill, Westerly, R.I. Open from July 1st to September 15th."

Two different designs, one in the shape of a fan

One floral design

"Keystone Improved Silver Watch Cases, Fine Jewelry, Sold Silverware, Silver Plated Ware, Clocks, &c."

"Cut Flowers and Floral Designs."

"Branches taught, Book-keeping, Penmanship, Correspondence, Commercial Law, Arithmetic, Short Hand, Telegraphy and Typewriting."

E.T. Pratt, Proprietor.

"Carpets, Paper Hangings and Curtain Goods."

Business card of David R. Hargreaves, Senior Administratie Analyst, Property Control Officer

Business card of David R. Hargreaves, Senior Administratie Analyst, Property Control Officer

Business card of Husein Y. Osman, Project Engineer

Business card of Genaro Sepulveda, Principal Engineering Technician

Business card of Patrick Toscano, Surveyor

Business card of Thomas R. Moore, Jr., Lieutenant

"For Holiday Gifts, Go to the Hartford 25c Store."

Four different floral designs

Thirty-five dealers of diverse stock exhibiting at the Connecticut Historical Society.

Business card of Linda G. Harmon, Director of Development

"Victor Compound for Slipping Clutches and Brakes."

Thirteen different designs. "Lavine for Washing. The Best and Cheapest Article ever offered to the Housekeeper."

Three cards with two designs featuring children: "Send us 12 Lavine Front Labels or 30 cents in cash or postage stamps and get one of our beautiful Panel Pictures…."

Two different floral designs

Eight cut-out cards in the shape of animals

Four different miniature trade cards advertising "Lavine for Washing."

Six different designs with gold backgrounds

One design with children and gold background

One card depicting children sailing toy boats in a washtub

Business card for Administrative Offices

Business card of Paula Parker, Assistant Metro Editor

Card includes calendar for 1866

Business card of David J. Post, Secretary-Treasurer

Trade card in the form of a playing card

Business cards of Kathy T. Butler, Director of Operations/Development and Steven A. Lazaroff, Assistant Director for Events Programming. Two different designs.

"A nonprofit organization making the downtown a friendlier place."

"Want a Free Demonstration… On Your Own Home Grounds?"

Anthony S. DeBonee, proprietor. "The Enhancement of Hartford's Heritage is a step towards its Preservation." 2 copies.

Postcard featuring two dogs

Alfred A. Pocock, Proprietor. "Will Open May 1."

Business card of David J. Fleming, Advertising Representative

"25% Saved on the Finest of all Food Products."

Business card of Robert S. Carter, Jr., Vice President

Eight cards with five different designs

Two cards with heads of women in pink: "Come to our Fall Opening!"

Three different designs

"Our Sixteenth Annual Exhibition Fall and Winter Clothing, now Open to the Public."

"Overcoats! Overcoats!! Overcoats!!!"

Postcard with view of Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch printed by the Kellogg & Bulkeley Company

"Headquarters for Everything in Records and Talking Machine Supplies."

Business card of Joseph Hall, Principal

Business cards of Beverly A. Loughlin, Marlene M. Melcher, and Brenda Miller. Three different designs.

Business cards of Beverly A. Loughlin, Marlene M. Melcher, and Brenda Miller. Three different designs.

Business card of Elizabeth G. Shluger, Director

Five different designs. Manufactured by the Weed Sewing Machine Company.

G. E. Wightman and E. P. Forbes, Proprietors

A. B. West, President; William B. Stevens, Secretary and Treasurer

Two designs with calendars for January 1913 and April 1913

J. Henry Martin, F. H. Crossthwaite, Proprietors

"Everything You Can Ask for in Wire."

Henry Roberts, President and Treasurer; J. E. Godbee, Secretary

Folder contains an eyeglass cleaner. Between 1907 and 1916 Harvey & Lewis advertised that they offered developing, printing, and enlarging for amateur photographers.

E. G. Hastings and O. D. Griswold, Proprietors

"Chas. E. Hatch with Amos Larned & Co." Two different designs featuring farm scenes

One comic design: "A New Jersey Lillie."

Five comic designs featuring vegetables