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New Haven, CT: ephemera, 1895. 30 x 40 cm. Much sports news, fascinating collegiate ads. Paper periodical, good. . Catalogs: Ephemera.

New Haven, CT: ephemera, 1897. 30 x 40 cm. Much sports news, fascinating collegiate ads. Paper periodical, good. . Catalogs: Ephemera.

New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1945. 29 x 46 cm. Reeve Schley, '03, renamed to post on the Yale Corporation. Rev. Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin, '97, was reelected president of Yale-in-China Association. V-12 Medical Officer, LCDR Edward J. McCabe, MC, transferred. Humorous column about a Yale ROTC memberr about to go off to the Navy. V-12 program. World War II. Newspaper, browned and brittle, good. . Catalogs: World War II.

New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1945. 29 x 46 cm. Lead story: 279 will receive degrees Friday at Woolsey Hall; Pres. Charles Seymour will address graduates. 164 Navy, Marine Trainees Leaving at end of term.Major Anthony Walker, 1939 made Mayor of Naha on Okinawa Island. Yale-in-China has its 43rd annual meeting. V-12 program. World War II. Newspaper, browned and brittle, good. . Catalogs: World War II.

1941. 12 x 21 cm. Leaflet describes camping, tourist cabins, cafeterias, coffee shops, grill rooms, soda fountains, lodges, hotels (Old Faithful Inn and Canyon Hotel); Bathing; Saddle Horse; Picture shops, mail, telephone and telegraph and medical service. Map of Yellowstone national Park. Don't Feed the Bears!!! Paper leaflet, worn, edges frayed, fair. . Catalogs: Travel.

Northern Pacific Railway, �1914. 26 x 22 cm. Cover photo shows Gardiner entrance to Yellowstone Park; map of Park; scenes and descriptions of sights, including Fort Yellowstone, Bison, Mammoth Hot Springs, Canyon Hotel interior and exterior, Silver Cord Cascade, Yellowstone Rapids and Bridge, more. Paper booklet, cover worn and soiled, back cover has dampstain and wrinkles on lower edge; title page has cellophane tape repair, fair. . Catalogs: Travel.

New York, NY: Seven Stories Press, 2003. 15 x 22.7 cm. This is propaganda about propaganda. Author uses propaganda posters from World Wars I and II with new Post 9/11 anti-war messages. Colorful posters by ""Ministry of Homeland Security"" dramatize how President Bush is taking away freedoms, etc. Sample message; ""Guns Not Butter--Don't Feed Them, Kill Them! Your Food is a Weapon! Against the ""Poor"", the ""Homeless"", the ""Third World"". Paper booklet, small chip at bottom of spine; very good. . Catalogs: Printed Matter/Propaganda.

Wadsworth, OH: John A. Clark, 1874. 21 x 28 cm. Postage fees going up, each subscriber pay five cents extra when they subscribe; Lillie's Father-- story of the father who goes off to make his fortune; At the Tea party; Advertisements. Paper periodical, uncut, name of subscriber pencilled on front, good. . Catalogs: Children's.

Wadsworth, OH: John A. Clark, 1875. 21 x 28 cm. Good example of promotion, promotion by John Clark, publisher. Natural History, the Porcupine. All kinds of premiums, just for obtaining subscriptions. 250,000 circulation. Jokes. Paper periodical, uncut, name of subscriber pencilled on front, good. . Catalogs: Children's.

Wadsworth, OH: John A. Clark, 1874. 21 x 28 cm. Jennie's good-Night Song; Those Naughty Geese; Fair Land; Premiums for getting more subscribers. Letters from children. Paper periodical, uncut, name of subscriber pencilled on front, good. . Catalogs: Children's.

Chicago, IL: Sears, Roebuck and Co, 1940. 12.7 x 19.2 cm. Location of your new Coldspot in the home; Preparation and storage of food. Wipe meat with a damp cloth and cover loosely with waxed or parchment paper. Partially filled ice trays will freeze faster than full trays. Recipes for ices and sherbets, ice creams, parfaits, mouses, marlows, refrigerator cakes and puddings. Control of temperatures. Frost and defrosting. Paper booklet, remnant of removed label on cover, fair. . Catalogs: Cookbooks.

Boston, MA: New England Council of Governors, ca. 1941. 21 x 28 cm. Booklet filled with black and white photos of New England. Welcome by six governors: L. Saltonstall, MA; R.O. Blood, NH; S. Sewall, ME; W.H. Wills, VT and R.A. Hurley, CT. Paper booklet, Motif No. 1 in Rockport, MA on cover. Good. . Catalogs: Travel.

Boston, MA: Perry Mason & Co, 1883. 11.6 x 16 cm. Two sided advertising card. On front are two large yellow roses, with inset of young woman in circle above, and year ""1883"". On back are calendar for Oct.-Dec. 1883 and listing of articles about Household decorations, amusements and The Help Series. Advertising card; on reverse side at corners are small areas covered with paper from having been pasted in an album. Does not affect reading text, however thus poor. . Catalogs: Advertising.

Boston, MA: Olmstead & Co, 1863. 30 x 46 cm. This Civil War issue has several stories about the current ""unholy war brought upon us by the slaveholders of the South."" ""The Surgeon and the Marine"" tells about a surgeon on board USS Cumberland, busy amputating the leg of a wounded sailor. Suddenly, the ship begins to sink as a result of attack by ""the rebel monster"". He's about to drown, but is saved by a heroic Marine. ""Died at Sea"" relates about soldiers on transports enroute a southern port, and the health hazards they face. One lad is dying of diphtheria, but prays that he may become a ""true Christian before I die."" Report on a Regiment on the March, about a Massachusetts regiment. ""The Boy-Drunkard"" is a story about a family, the father makes his boys drink rum. Mr. Spence asks the father to send them to Sunday-school, but the father says ""I don't want them beholden to you broadcloth folks."" Newspaper, edges frayed, holes at intersection of folds, poor. . Catalogs: Civil War/Religious.

Washington, DC: U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 1940. 10 x 23 cm. Kemper addresses annual meeting of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC, with a stern speech about staying out of the war that is already raging in Europe. ""If American business as a whole was as honeycombed with graft or shot through with screwball schemes as is much of our so-called democratic government, then America could never have reached its present world position."" ""I can conceive nothing more destructive to America.. than for us to engage in Europe's present war."" Paper booklet, very good. . Catalogs: World War II/Pacificism.

New York, NY: The National Temperance Society, 1882. 28 x 40 cm. Four pages of stern, earnest lessons for young people: Don't drink! Don't trust people who do drink! Song: ""The Temperance Ball is Rolling On."" Paper periodical, edges frayed, poor. . Catalogs: Educational/Temperance.