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351 | 1980.9.4.4 | Postcard | Historic building. Color: ML | |
352 | 1980.9.4.5 | Postcard | Statue of Lenin. Color: ML | |
353 | 1980.9.4.6 | Postcard | Historic column or landmark. Color: ML | |
354 | 1980.9.4.7 | Postcard | Building and street scene. Color: ML | |
355 | 1980.9.4.8 | Postcard | River excursion boats. Color: ML | |
356 | 1980.9.4.9 | Postcard | River excursion boat. Color: ML | |
357 | 1982.8.1 | Sticker, bumper | Black and gold, "FULTON DEMOCRATIC FOR GOVERNOR". Color: BK,GD | |
358 | 1984.6.166 | Postcard | "Souvenir of Camp Dodge" photos. Includes a set of various photographs of Camp Dodge in Des Moines, IA. Says "Folks at Home" in ink on the front. | |
359 | 1984.6.32 | Card, greeting | Die-cut lithographed; in envelope. Contains little poems and a small note. | |
360 | 1984.6.35 | Card | Printed: Eugene Borah "May many friends complete your joy". | |
361 | 1984.6.36 | Card | Printed: Eugene Borah "Across your path may sunbeams play". Color: ML | |
362 | 1984.6.37 | Card | Lithographed, printed "Hope sustain thee ever". Color: ML | |
363 | 1984.6.38 | Card | Lithographed: Orville G. Brimmer "Only happy hours". | |
364 | 1984.6.39 | Card | Lithographed Harry E. Borah. | |
365 | 1984.6.40 | Card | Lithographed Harry E. Borah. | |
366 | 1984.6.41 | Card | Lithographed; Sammy G. Gould. | |
367 | 1984.6.42 | Card | Lithographed; Sammy G. Gould. | |
368 | 1986.4.100 | Postcard | Public School, Hummelstown, PA. Color: BK,WH | |
369 | 1986.4.106 | Folio | Souvenir folder of Glasgow, Montana with 10 photos. | |
370 | 1986.4.118 | Postcard | Mitchell School, 1910, Mamie Lamb, Teacher. Group of 16 students, including Aletha Jacobs. Color: BK,WH | |
371 | 1986.4.120 | Postcard | Bolties School, 8 miles north of Waterloo: students. Color: BK,WH | |
372 | 1986.4.121 | Postcard | Bolties School, 8 miles north of Waterloo: students. Color: BK,WH | |
373 | 1986.4.122 | Postcard | Bolties School, 8 miles north of Waterloo: students. Color: BK,WH | |
374 | 1986.4.123 | Postcard | Cedar Township picnic, June 6, 1914 south of Waterloo. "Mother", "Self (Aletha Jacobs)". Color: BK,WH | |
375 | 1986.4.124 | Postcard | Cedar Township picnic, June 2, 1915, schools (group of students and teachers; "supt." "self" [Aletha Jacobs] identified). Color: BK,WH | |
376 | 1986.4.125 | Postcard | Teachers and 8th grade graduates, Cedar Township, Black Hawk Co. Color: BK,WH | |
377 | 1986.4.126 | Postcard | June 2: Aletha Jacobs with students, Cedar Township picnic. Color: BK,WH | |
378 | 1986.4.127 | Postcard | May 24. Cedar No. 6 Black Hawk Co. (Aletha Jacobs with 9 girl students). Color: BK,WH | |
379 | 1986.4.96 | Postcard | Bice home May 21, 1918. Aletha's Aunt Carrie Bice was killed in this tornado (Photo postcard showing destroyed house). Color: BK,WH | |
380 | 1986.4.97 | Postcard | House destroyed in tornado, May 21, 1918. Color: BK,WH | |
381 | 1986.4.98 | Postcard | Miss Hulda Schultz sitting on horse.. Born March 25, 1894, Died Nov. 6, 1910. From Mrs. Fred Schultz. Color: BK,WH | |
382 | 1988.24.17 | Postcard | Chief Littlecreek standing at the source of the Mississippi - Itasca. Color: BK,WH | |
383 | 1988.36 | Postcard | Auditorium and office building. ISNS. Color: BK,WH | |
384 | 1989.15.1 | Postcard | Auditorium Building, ISTC. Color: ML | |
385 | 1989.15.2 | Postcard | Bartlett Hall, ISTC. Color: ML | |
386 | 1989.15.3 | Postcard | New Library, ISTC. Color: ML | |
387 | 1989.15.4 | Postcard | ISTC auditorium. Color: ML | |
388 | 1989.15.5 | Postcard | Cedar Falls National Bank. Color: ML | |
389 | 1989.43.538 | Postcard | Picture of a girl on the front; says "Birthday Greetings" and has a one cent stamp on it. Color: ML | |
390 | 1989.43.548.8 | Postcard | Postcard created from object # 1989.43.548.6. This card was never used. | |
391 | 1990.44.36 | Postcard | Photograph. From A. B. Alderman to his brother, Grover, who was then at the ISNS. Postmarked 4 March, 1909. A. B. is working at his rolltop desk. Color: BK,WH | |
392 | 1990.44.47 | Postcard | Everett Alderman on the 14th of November, 1908. He was 6 years old and is shown pulling a sled in a yard with very little snow in it. Color: BK,WH | |
393 | 1992.4.10 | Card, greeting | Picture card presented to Clarence Rhum by Leora, "With Loving Wishes and Happy Hope." Color: ML | |
394 | 1992.4.9 | Card, greeting | Color: ML | |
395 | 1992.9.2 | Magazine | ''The Saturday Evening Post''. Dec. 14. Special memorial edition, John F. Kennedy. 84 pp. Color: ML | |
396 | 1994.10.20 | Postcard | Night street scene with flags.Trolley tracks are visible. Signs include "drugs"; "Flower Shop" and "Graham". Written under picture, "Maine St." in black ink; "Date?" in blue ink. Color: BK,WH | |
397 | 1994.10.21 | Postcard | Depicts about 17 men and women in a train car; aisle and mat running down middle of car. Large windows on sides and back of car, light bulbs over each window. Three men in back are standing, others are seated in dark wicker chairs. Men are wearing suits and ties; women are wearing long dresses and large hats. Written in black ink on white border under picture "Wynegar" with an arrow pointing to the first man on the fight. In blue ink "Forrest Wynegar on train to view Texas land did not buy." and an "x" by the face of the same man. On back the printed words "seeing Denver"can be read; the rest is obscured. Color: BK,WH | |
398 | 1994.10.25 | Postcard | Depicts a man and woman facing each other with a silver horseshoe partially encircling them. The man has dark hair, is wearing a black jacket with tails - a red flower on the lapel; a white shirt, red striped tie, green pants, and black shoes. He is holding a pink rose behind his back. The woman has long dark hair swept up, is wearing a long white dress with long sleeves and a high collar; and brown high button shoes. She is holding a four leaf clover and hanging on to the man's lapels. Two green and gray birds are sitting at the lower center of the horsehoe, a cluster of flowers tied on with a ribbon is near one end of the horseshoe. One flower has fallen to the ground "To my Valentine" is printed in black in the upper left corner. Back has Cedar Falls, Iowa postmark from 10 A. M. February 16, 1909. Postmark resembles United States flag, has a green one cent stamp of Benjamin Franklin. Addressed to "Alice Wynegar, City (c/o F. Wynegar, Main St.). Message reads "from Orwell". Color: ML | |
399 | 1994.10.26 | Card, greeting | Depicts boy and girl from behind looking at a yellow moon. A branch with pink flowers and green leaves extends over their heads. Boy has arm around girl, girl has her head on his shoulder. Boy has brown hair, is wearing a blue and white plaid shirt with the sleeves rolled up; red suspenders with a yellow fastener; a brown belt; gray pants with two slash back pockets and a white patch on the seat. Girl has braided yellow hair tied with a red ribbon; is wearing a white dress with small pink hearts and larger red hearts on it; red collar, cuffs, and waistband. She is holding a pink rose in her right hand. The two are seated on a round green area. Printed in black under them is "Next to Myself I Like You Best". Two red hearts with a yellow arrow through them are below that. Top border is gold, bottom border is a red stripe with gold beneath it. Sides have a slight wave to their cut. Color: ML | |
400 | 1994.10.27 | Postcard | Depicts a cartoon image of a young girl looking at a quarter moon. Are also four yellow stars in the sky. Girl has a few yellow curls, showing, wearing red and white hat, white shirt, blue vest, blue plaid skirt, gray shoes with red trim. A green umbrella with a yellow tip is to one side of her. Green tress and a yellow fence are behind her. Artist names, Mabel Luice Attwell is printed in lower right corner. Background is black, then yellow border, border of white with a larger area at bottom then border of white around all. Printed in brown on yellow section "With Heart That's True I'll Wait For You". Color: ML |