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Advertising card for Lord Rooney, musical comedy, location unknown, undated

The card verso reads "Don't miss seeing the greatest and funniest of all Irish comedians The Only Pat in the new musical comedy Lord Rooney supported by his clever daughter Little Mattie."

Advertising card for social dance, Tunbridge House Hall, location unknown, December 8, 1882

The music for the occasion will be provided by Clark's Orchestra.

Ticket for select dancing party, Hotel Cross, location unknown, February 13, 1904

The music for the dance will be provided by the Claremont Orchestra.

Invitation for cotillon party, Tunbridge House, location unknown, November 2, 1883

The invitation is extended to all with music provided by Clark's Orchestra.

Advertising card for Smocks and Brushes costume dance, Repertory Hall, location unknown, undated

The dance will take place on May 16 from nine to three and will cost $2.50 per couple.

Advertising card for the third annual ball, Boston Typographical Union No. 13, Odd Fellows' Hall, location unknown, January 22, 1875

The ball will take place on Friday evening at the Odd Fellows' Hall.

Trade card for My partner, drama, Maj. H. Clay Britt character, location unknown, undated

The card verso describes the presentation of "My partner" by Bartley Campbell. The figure is a character in the play.

Trade card for My partner, drama, Josiah Scraggs character, location unknown, undated

The card verso gives quotes from two newspaper reviews. The figure is a character in the play.

Trade card for My partner, drama, Grace Brandon character, location unknown, undated

The fourth season of "My partner" has a quote on the verso from the New York Herald, September 17, 1879. The figure is a character in the play.

Trade card for My partner, drama, Ned Singleton character, location unknown, undated

The character Ned Singleton is seen in the image from the drama "My partner."

Trade card for My partner, drama, Joe Saunders character, location unknown, undated

Quotes from newspaper reviews in 1879 and 1880 are listed on the card verso.

Trade card for My partner, drama, Wing Lee character, location unknown, undated

The cast list is described on the card verso. The figure is a character in the play.

Trade card for My partner, drama, Miss Posie Pentland character, location unknown, undated

The card verso reads "By long odds the best American play yet written" from the New York Herald. The figure is a character in the play.

Trade card for My partner, drama, Mary Brandon character, location unknown, undated

Louis Aldrich and Charles T. Parsloe with their "Superb Star Company" are touring with "My partner." The figure is a character in the play.

Box for blue flac root, B.O. & G.C. Wilson, wholesale botanic druggists, Merchants' Row, Boston, Mass., undated

The packaging explains that Wilson carries roots, herbs, liquors for medicinal purposes and druggists' glassware. The black and white label has cherub figures on either side of the text. The square container is a light blue.

Box for Pathfinder Paper Collars, Union Paper Collar Company, New York, New York, undated

The collars are manufactured by The Reversible Collar Company, Boston, Massachusetts. The latest patent on the bottom of the box is July 30, 1869. The round blue box has a locomotive engine on the top of the lid. The label around the container is white with a train car done in green and yellow.

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Plan of F.V. Noyes Farm in Billerica, Mass., 1903

Copy of a plan made in April 1903 by Smith and Brooks, Civil Engineers, Lowell, Mass. Includes the border of Lexington, Mass.

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New London, New Hampshire, undated

A plan showing lots of land and Interstate Route 89 in New London, New Hampshire.

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New London, New Hampshire, undated

A plan showing lots of land and Interstate Route 89 in New London, New Hampshire.

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New London, New Hampshire, undated

A plan showing lots of land and Interstate Route 89 in New London, New Hampshire.

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Plan of Hadley, Mass., undated

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Box for Wilson Brothers Improved Scissors Warranted, location unknown, undated

The box is labeled "1/2 doz. 372 4." The square yellow container has a green label with the factory image on it.

Box for H & B Superior Pocket Cutlery, manufactued by Humason and Beckley Mfg. Co., New Britain, Connecticut, undated

The square white box holds one half dozen knives. The side label reads "Every blade hand forged, every knife warranted." The light green label has the factory image on it.

Box for American Pocket Cutlery, manufactured by The Southington Cutlery Co., Southington, Connecticut, undated

The square green box holds one half dozen of item no. 21. The lid label has a train standing outside the factory.

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Plan of Hadley, Mass., undated

Duplicate of 157a.

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Plan of a project of demolition in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, undated

Shows the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, with demolition and site clearance by the Portsmouth Housing Authority.

Box for Hegeman & Company's Compound Camphor Ice with glycerine, Hegeman & Company, New York, New York, undated

The product is for sore lips, sunburn and chapped hands and face. Hegeman was established in 1827 and is a wholesale and retail chemist and druggist. An eagle hovers above the mortar and pestle in the image. The item is yellow with orange on the short ends of the square container.

Box for Clark's O.N.T. Spool Cotton thread, The Clark Thread Company, Newark, New Jersey, undated

The white box is for one dozen 125 yard spools of 70 white O.N.T. The Clark Thread Company manufactory was established in 1812. The container lid is decorated with a black-and-white pattern and an image of the factory.

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Site development plan, Peabody, Mass., undated

Map showing site development areas along the Andover Turnpike, Route 114, in Peabody, Mass.

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Site development plan, Peabody, Mass., undated

Map showing site development areas along the Andover Turnpike, Route 114, in Peabody, Mass. Duplicate of 159a.

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Plan of land in Marlborough, Mass., 1930

Plan of land owned by Helen L. Jackson and Harriet A. Dudley in Marlborough, Mass.

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Plan of land in Marlborough, Mass., 1930

Plan of land owned by Helen L. Jackson and Harriet A. Dudley in Marlborough, Mass. Duplicate of 160a.

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A plan of Marlborough, Mass., 1835

Plan of the town of Marlborough and its neighborhood, including the distance to Boston, Cambridge, and Concord.

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Plan of land in Marlboro and Framingham, Mass., 1908

Plan of lands located in Marlboro and Framingham, Mass. owned by Henry H. Nourse.

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Plan of land in Marlboro and Framingham, Mass., 1908

Plan of lands located in Marlboro and Framingham, Mass. owned by Henry H. Nourse. Duplicate of 162a.

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Plan of land in Marlboro and Framingham, Mass., 1908

Plan of lands located in Marlboro and Framingham, Mass. owned by Henry H. Nourse. Duplicate of 162a.

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Map of the city of Marlborough, Mass., 1933

Map showing the City of Marlbourgh in Middlesex County and its neighboring cities.

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Plan of Hadley, Mass., undated

Plan of Miss Leonard's property in Hadley, Mass.

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Plan of Lincoln Street, undated

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Plan of land in Brookline, Mass., 1846

Plan of land in Brookline, Mass. sold to Mr. Walker Cabot.

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Plan of land in Brookline, Mass., 1846

Plan of land in Brookline, Mass. sold to Mr. Walker Cabot. Duplicate of 166a.

Box for Adams' Improved Blue & Orange Prints Best Indigo Dye, location unknown, 1851

The container lid has a red, white, blue and green label with an image of John Quincy Adams. The box is white with two brown bands. The lid is yellow with a pattern around the sides.

Box for Manufacturer's Thread, superior three cord machine thread, Willimantic Linen Company, Willimantic, Connecticut, undated

Willimantic Linen Company's thread is made from combed Sea Island cotton. The spools were patented March 29, 1864. The square green box has an image of the factory on the lid.

Box for Dr. Grosvenor's Bellcapsic Porous Plaster, J.M. Grosvenor & Co., manufacturer, 148 Pearl Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The container holds two dozen "Emp. Bellcapsic." The box pattern is done in colors of red, green, black, blue, tan and white.

Box for Lion Machine Twist thread, manufactured by Seavey, Foster & Bowman, Boston, New York and Chicago, undated

The box holds FF black Lion Machine Twist thread. The lid has a measurement chart for yards per spool. An image of a lion dominates this white square box with a brown border around the lid.

Box for Caramel Windsor Soap, Burkett, Ives & Co., 386 Main Street, Hartford, Connecticut, undated

The lid of the soap box advertises that toilet soap, dry goods, carpets and paper hangings are sold at the Bee Hive in Hartford, Connecticut. The label on the top is done in blue, red and black lettering against a white background. The square box is a light violet.

Box for Eagle Pencils, Eagle Pencil Company's Works, office & salesroom, 377 & 379 Broadway, New York, New York, undated

The square white box holds one half gross of no. 218 medium Academic Lead Pencils. The pencils won a prize at the International Exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876. The factory image has Pen & Pencil Cases & Rubber Works located on 14 Fore Street in London. An eagle holds the banner with the text "Ea...

Box for Princess Tea Spoons, manufactured by Rogers & Brother, Waterbury, Connecticut, undated

The square white box holds A-1 Princess Tea Spoons. Rogers & Brother left Hartford in 1858 and was incorporated in 1860. The lid label has a brown and gold border surrounding the text and an image of the factory.

Unidentified box, location unknown, undated

The round green box has an image of an indigenous man with a feather head dress holding a spear and a bow. A heavy black border and a double black line frame the image.

Box for Adhesive Suspension Hooks, The Heyl Manufacturing Co. Limited, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, undated

The round white box contains three suspension hooks patented on December 25, 1877. A green leaf and a red and yellow leaf decorate the top of the container. When closed, three brown rings can be seen on the item.