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By Jove, it's St. Valentine's Day, Penn the Florist, 124 Tremont Streetm, Boston, Mass.

The circular has suggestions for flowers, plants and a special Valentine. A trade card is included with the illustration caption "Ring in the new." The shop faces Park Street Church.

Trade card for R. Hollings & Co., manufacturers, importers, wholesale and retail dealers of artistic pottery lamps and fine gas fixtures, 547 Washington Street, Boston, Mass

Hollings is on Washington Street opposite the R.H. White & Company department store.

Trade card for Hazelton's Photograph Rooms, ambrotypes, 365 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

Hazelton specializes in portraits set in lockets, pins and fancy cases. Text on the card reads "Sick and deceased persons taken at their residences." The business premises are a few doors south of the Boston Theatre. The date "April 21, 1858" is handwritten on the card.

Trade card for Ladies' Shoe Polishing Parlor, 418 Main Street, Room 2, Worcester, Mass.

The image caption reads "This is where we shine." The business is located over the Addis & Adie Five and Twenty-Five Cent Store. A branch shop for men is at 643 Main Street.

Circular for Barrey & Bigelow, manufacturers and importers of paper hangings, No. 31 Federal Street, Boston and Lynn, Massachusetts, February 25, 1846

The business now carries wide paper hangings and is expecting a shipment of French papers, borders and fireboard prints. The Lynn factory and Boston store are depicted in the illustrations. The postage stamp "Paid" is on the item verso.

Double duty filing equipment, counter height, illustrated & described, announcing the Low Vision office, the Shaw-Walker Company, Muskegon, Michigan

The catalog describes the "Low Vision" concept in office filing cabinets, counters and partitions. The line is carried by the Brown-Howland Company, 30 Federal Street in Boston.

Trade card for J.B.C. Woodcock, mercantile printer, 28 School Street, Boston, Mass.

The business is a stationer, printer and manufacturer of printed wrapping paper, bags, glove envelopes and patent folding boxes.

Brochure for Henry F. Michell Co., flowers, 518-516 Market St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Flowers for landscaping are described with prices. An order form is included.

Trade card for Davis, Sacker & Perkins, coffees, spices, mustard, cream tartar, 5, 7, 9 & 11 Haverhill Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The image shows a coffee plant with numbered and labeled parts. The business is an importer, manufacturer and wholesale dealer in pure spices.

Trade card for Davis, Sacker & Perkins, coffees, spices, mustard, cream tartar, 5, 7, 9 & 11 Haverhill Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The image shows a cinnamon plant with numbered and labeled parts. The business is an importer, manufacturer and wholesale dealer in pure spices.

Trade card for Davis, Sacker & Perkins, coffees, spices, mustard, cream tartar, 5, 7, 9 & 11 Haverhill Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The image shows a clove plant with numbered and labeled parts. The business is an importer, manufacturer and wholesale dealer in pure spices.

Billhead for Alfred Mudge & Son, book and commercial printing, 24 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass., dated December 31, 1892

The business premises are shown in the illustration. The Dennison Manufacturing Company is also located in the building.

Billhead for Chase and Wright, Dr., fine job printers, Plymouth, New Hampshire, dated June 3, 1891

Text on the item reads "Commercial work a specialty."

Hardcastle's annual masonic register and pocket magazine for the year of masonry, 5822, J. Hardcastle, New York, New York

Officers of various lodges are listed. This work is cited in WorldCat as having 71 pages but this item has 3 pages.

Seeds 1935, The Chas. C. Hart Seed Co., Wethersfield, Connecticut

Seeds for vegetables, flowers and field grasses are described for customers. An order sheet and envelope are included.

Dependable seeds, F.H. Woodruff & Sons, Milford, Connecticut

Vegetable seeds carried by the business are described in the catalog. Several order forms are included.

Vick's floral guide 1894, James Vick's Sons, Rochester, New York

The catalog describes flowers, vegetables and field crops. The difficult economic times of the period are referred to in the Christmas letter to customers on page five.

Highest quality seeds, 1934 offerings, Thomas W. Emerson Co., 215 State Street, Boston, Mass.

The catalog describes vegetables, flowers and field crops. The cover title reads "Emerson's seeds, 1934 edition."

Highest quality seeds, 1935 offerings, Thomas W. Emerson Co., 215 State Street, Boston, Mass.

The catalog describes vegetables, flowers and field crops. The cover title reads "Emerson's seeds."

Important announcement, circular for Henderson's manual of everything for the garden, 1900 edition, Peter Henderson & Co., 35 & 37 Cortlandt Street, New York, New York

The circular is comprised of pages from the full catalog.

Manual of everything for the garden, jubilee edition 1897, Peter Henderson & Co., 35 & 37 Cortlandt, New York, New York

Seeds and bulbs for vegetables and flowers are described. Order forms are included for customers. The business was established in 1847.

Manual of everything for the garden, 1899, Peter Henderson & Co., 35 & 37 Cortlandt, New York, New York

Vegetables and flowers are described for customers with order forms included. The cover illustration is captioned "5th Ave. entrance to Central Park, N.Y."

Pinecrest by Woodard, furniture, Lee L. Woodard Sons, Owosso, Michigan

Woodard makes wrought iron furniture for interior and outdoor spaces.

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Co-operative bank magazine, summer 1940, vol. II, no. 3, Danvers Co-operative Bank, 11 Maple Street, Danvers, Mass.

Text on the masthead reads "The American home-the safeguard of American liberties." The issue has floor plans for three houses, landscaping with trees and an article on how to build an outdoor grill and incinerator.

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Calling cards - Health and Medicine

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Calling card, Dr. Bayne, physician, surgeon and accoucheur, No. 22 Hudson Street, Boston, Mass.

The doctor is also an obstetrician.

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Calling cards - Doctors

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Calling card, Dr. T.E. Bradley, No. 16 Chambers Street, Boston, Mass.

Dr. Bradley's office hours are everyday except Friday and Saturday.

Calling card, Dr. M. Ludwig, No. 30 Lowell Street, Boston, Mass.

The practice is on Lowell Street in Boston, Massachusetts

Calling card, Aaron P. Richardson, M.D., physician & surgeon, No. 36 Green Street, Boston, Mass.

Text on the card reads "Second door east of Lynde Street."

Calling card, J.E. Stevens, M.D., office, No. 2 Howard Street, Boston, Mass.

The practice is located on Howard Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Calling card, Dr. J.E. Stevens, No. 2 Howard Street, Boston, Mass.

Text on the card reads "Having returned to Boston to resume the practice of his profession."

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Calling cards - Institutions/Organizations

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Calling card, Boston Vaccine Institution, corner of Washington and Franklin Streets, Boston, Mass.

Text on the card reads "Entrance Nos. 20, 22, & 24 Franklin Street, being the 1st, 2d and 3d doors on the left from Washington Street. In the same Building with the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal Office."

Dinner is served, your room is ready 1941, a pocket guide to tea rooms, inns, hotels, lodges and gift shops of discrimination, 14th edition, Elizabeth E. Webber, editor, Elizabeth Webber's Gift and Knit Shop, 1722 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Mass.

The guide has listings for the New England states and includes New York, New Jersey, Florida, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.

"Buzzards Bay"

An undated booklet published by the New York, New Haven, and Hatford Railroad about places of interest and the history of Buzzards Bay. The binding is compromised; contains loose pages.

"Providence River and Narragansett Bay Fifty Glimpses"

A booklet containing a couple of loose pages of Cape Cod hotel advertisments, dated 1897. Only the advertisments are contained in this booklet.

"Cape Cod The Ideal Vacation Land, 1930"

A multi-colored booklet containing tourist information, advertisements, and historical sketches about towns in Cape Cod.

"Cape Cod Handbook 1931"

An orange Cape Cod handbook dating from 1931 with and illustration of a windmill on the front cover.

"Quaint Cape Cod & It's Summer Delights"

An undated booklet published by the Passenger Department of the the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad about Cape Cod and its environs.

"Manual of Summer Resorts in the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad Eastern District, 1900"

A pink covered manual containing lists of hotels and general tourist information for summer resorts, including those at Cape Cod, Mass.

"What's What on Cape Cod, July 1938"

A booklet with red lettering on the cover advertising what to see, where to go, and what to do on Cape Cod in July of 1938,

"Cape Cod The Charm of the Early Ameican Retained in Cape Cod Resorts Today" (booklet and map)

A booklet including "Cape Cod A Plain Tale of the Luxury of the Old Colony Country" including history and sketches of Cape Cod towns.

"1935 Summer Resorts in Southern New England"

A booklet advertisting summer resorts, things to do, and hotels and boarding cottages along the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad.

"Cape Cod The Perfect Summer Leisure Land"

An undated booklet with a blue and black cover featuring a windmill, things to do, and history of Cape Cod,

"Bournehurst Cape Cod Guide and Theatre Program"

A booklet and guide for the week of July 24, 1922 including things to do and "The Costume Movie Ball".

"What's Fun on Cape Cod"

A booklet advertising things to do and see on Cape Cod during the week of July 29-August 5, 1939.

"Cape Cod"

A booklet with illustrations, maps, advertisements, and listings of hotels and cottages on Cape Cod,

"The Cape Cod Canal"

An illustrated story of the Cape Cod Canal; note cover is missing and title page is loose.

"Cape Cod: A Plain Tale of the Lure of the Old Colony Country"

A booklet including "Cape Cod A Plain Tale of the Luxury of the Old Colony Country" including history and sketches of Cape Cod towns.