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07/05/2025 07:38 PM
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(50) PIECES OLD EPHEMERA


Rating: 8-7
Comments. Made of paper the pieces in this lot vary in size and are more than 100 years old. The lot includes pull out / down cards, trade cards, Christmas cards, a 1912 Lowney’s calendar, cut outs, a “Pslam of Life” by Longfellow booklet, a New Year's Eve greeting from Jerome Greer who was a pastor at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Stoughton Mass that features his signature as well as January 1, 1902 date and more. There are even some die cut pieces that have raised designs, could have some sayings, vivid colors and appear to have never been used. This lot is in good shape with normal use wear, could have some soiling and is at our Auction Gallery for preview.


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