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Three different designs featuring birds

Design featuring a girl with a doll and wagon

Printed by Clay & Richmond, Buffalo, N.Y.

Envelopes postmarked 1893

Four floral designs

Four different designs, one advertising "Singing, Talking, and Fancy Birds."

"With H. S. and S. Barbour."

Advertisement for "Rubifoam for the Teeth." Design copyrighted 1890.

"Custom Shirts to Order a Specialty."

"Gray Hair A Specialty." "Ladies' and Children's Bang Cutting, Curling, and Shampooing."

Postcard with poem: "Make your home beautiful, bring to it flowers…."

Business card of Fred Mertz, Jr.

Advertisements for Pond's Extract products on front and back of card

Card lists recipes for "Cool… Creamy… Delicious… Desserts" using heavy cream

Carte-de-visite with photograph of 403-407 Main Street; also includes advertising for T. Steele and Son, Importers and Jewelers.

Business card of H. E. Mather "Formerly at 468 Main Street."

Seventeen different designs

"Lately Injured on the Railroad."

Receipt on verso dated January 18th 1875.

Receipt on verso dated February 12, 1897

"Formerly of Fisk and Moody."

"Delicious and Fragrant Tassa Cures Sore Throats in 3 or 4 Hours, Prevents Dipththeria, and all Throat Troubles such as Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, Tickling of Throat, Sudden Colds, &C. &c. and for the relief of Consumption."

Printed by Bufford, Boston.

Card shows man and woman in motorette in mountains. In 1911 a motorette took part in a cross-country race.

Label inscribed "Tower of Phillip LaBell / Port St. Andre / Avignon."

"Gifts for the Year 'Round Bazaar Francais Copper."

"Gifts for the Year 'Round Bazaar Francais Copper."

Proprietor is listed as Paul W. Cooley, who took over the business in 1938.

"Klothing, Hats, Trunks and Furnishings."

"Blue Store. Custom Tailoring a Specialty. All Goods Can be Returned if not Soiled and Money Cheerfully Refunded. Look for the Blue Building."

"Established 1924." Business card of Elise McKay, Catering Coordinator.

"Wine & Lager Beer." "A Few Blocks from State Street."

Business card of Mildred Lopez-Cook, B.C.S.T. Coordinator

Business card of Emma E. Lopez and two other business cards

"Headquarters for Trusses, Abdominal Supports, Elastic Stockings, Anklets, Knee Caps, Etc."

Four different designs

"Compliments of J. Samuels & Co.'s New England Boot and Shoe House."

"Compliments of E. A. Perry." Three different designs featuring couples

Business card of Ana Gomez, Employment Developer and Job Developer

Partners are Hirschberg and Samuels

"Annual Convention--Hartford, Sept. 11 to 15… Special Feature---All day automobile trip over Hartford's New Supply Works… "

"Hot Meals, 25c. Ice Cream all Flavors."

Two different designs

Two different designs printed by Charles Shields Sons, New York

Two different designs printed by Charles Shields Sons, New York

Five humorous designs

One humorous design featuring a large man on a small polo pony

Three designs illustrating "Jack and Jill," printed by Charles Shields Sons, New York

Eleven miscellaneous designs

"Oysters delivered to any part of the city free of charge."

Advertisement on back of carte-de-visite photograph of a woman: "We also present free of charge with each and every Dollar's worth of goods bought of us, an elegant Chromo, Engraving or Lithorgraph, which retails from 50 Cents to $1.50."

Business card of Karen Bass

Also "Cocoa, Chocolate, Broma, &c."

"One Price to all, and that lower than any House in the City." Six floral designs.

Two different designs

One Oriental design

"Tickets Free to the Circus to Everyone who Purchases Clothing to the Amount of $10.00."

"Line of March. At 11:30 a National Salute will be fired…."

Joseph J. Hills, Proprietor. "It's new thru and thru! The Packard '200' Touring Sedan offers new low-to-the-road styling… "

Philip A. Pizzanello, President. "A New Kind of Office Supply Store."

Business card of Leelaine Picker. "Because Love Doesn't Have to Hurt."

"We can put on soles that stand up under the roughest kind of romping."

W. Ketchum, Proprietor. Note on back: "Park Central blown to pieces Feb 18, 1889. / Monday morning."

Card in the shape of an artist's pallette. "The White Sewing Machine / The Best in the World."

"What appear to be calamities are often the sources of fortune."

"The Hunter-Bradford Players to present J. M. Barrie's sweetest comedy 'The Little Minister.'"

One design featuring monkeys

Three designs featuring dogs and birds

One comic design with Perry's name and address added using a rubber stamp

"Pen - Brush & Crayon." 2 copies of same card.

Three different floral designs

"Hollow Ware of Every Description. Also, Jobbing in Gold and Silver Plating."

"With F. M. Warren"

Manuscript notes with prices of engines and boilers on back.

"The Pomroy Handy Wagon. The Best Wagon in the World for the Money."

"This Man bought a Carriage of Pomroy… Sold by Geo. H. Olmsted, Jr."

"Choice Green and Black Teas, Choice Wines and Liquors, Imported and Domestic Cigars."

One Oriental design.

Business card with picture of Posey as Mark Twain

William H. Post, E. S. Yergason, Proprietors. "Artistic and Modern House Furnishings A Specialty."

C. V. Chapin, Manager. "First Class Accommodations for Regular and Transient Boarders. Special Rates for Commercial Travelers."

R. N. Pratt, President; Ernest Cady, Secretary and Treasurer

Two cards, one featuring a cat and the other a dog

Two copies of card depicting a girl feeding tea to a Newfoundland dog

Two different designs each featuring a woman surrounded by patchwork

Back of card lists other Hartford businesses

Two different designs featuring a boy and girl playing outdoors

"We use and recommend the Paints manufactured by the Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit, Mich."

Printed by A. W. Lang, Steam Printer, 96 Asylum.

Business card of Charlotte Berman, Director

"Gentlemen! We beg to announce that we are doing high grade collar and shirt work."

"Smoke Manhatta. The Finest 5c. Cigar in the Market."

Four different designs featuring baseball players.

"Balls costumed in or out of the City. Costumes sent anywhere C.O.D."

Design features Indians hunting gazelles with leopards.

"Watch for the most important idea yet developed in the Parking Meter business."

Business cards of Rene F. Rivard and Janet Rivard Sheltz