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Tanya Marcuse : undergarments and armor
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Subseries E. Garments (large size)
Visual Materials
Includes printed materials advertising specialty garment sellers and manufacturers. Commonly advertised products include shirts, coats and furs, and undergarments such as corsets and dress forms.
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Subseries E. Garments (small size)
Visual Materials
Includes printed materials advertising specialty garment sellers and manufacturers. Commonly advertised products include shirts, pants, and skirts (Binder 21); coats and furs (Binder 22); and undergarments such as corsets, dress stays, hosiery, underwear, boning products, bustles, and dress forms (Binders 23-25). Items between 8 x 10 inches and 11 x 14 inches in size are housed in a folder listed at the end of this subseries (Box 1, Folder 5).
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Joan of Arc saved France: women of America save your country buy war savings stamps
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Prints, advertising; Image of woman in chain mail and plate armor (Joan of Arc) with a sword raised in one hand; the poster encourages women to support their country by buying United States war savings stamps during World War I.
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Court order to Armor Hamilton
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This collection consists of 39 items which show some aspect of the economic history mainly in the late 19th century and early 20th century. The sources are diverse, if not random, ranging from stock certificates to deeds to business letters, but they generally seem to offer a good opportunity to explore the connection between some investors in New York and mining industry in the West. The items related to Benjamin F. Morris are conspicuous; his correspondence with the Edgar Gold & Silver Mining Co., William H. Cushman, and his son Charles H. Morris suggests his relations to the mining industry in Kentucky and Colorado. There are also some sources which tell of his business, such as the lease contract regarding the real estate in Colorado with J. V. Harlotte, W. W. Lee, and Alfred Bateman Morris, his own memorandum, and the deed with Benjamin P. Brower.
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Smith's patent perforated buckskin under garments
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Image advertising Smith's patent perforated underwear; a man stands in the center wearing a set (top and bottoms) of men's undergarments, and dark shoes; decorative red lined border.
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Los Angeles free press v. 9 no. 25 (issue 414)
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Publisher: New Way Enterprises, Ltd. (Los Angeles, Calif.) Related Content: "Notes of a dirty old man: We walked in and our reservation was a nice table over the water and I sat down with her and there were six at the other table and they were all talking at once" (p. 18B, short story) Related Content Author: Charles Bukowski
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