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Hall & Harrop, successors to N.P. Hall, deceased, wholesale and retail, dry goods store, No. 53

[Don't blow out the gas]

Liberty Stove Works

While using children's elastic knee protector.

p. 4

p. 9

pp. 14-15

African American dandy

p. 2

p. 1

p. 10

p. 11

p. 12

p. 16

p. 17

p. 18

p. 13

p. 3

Back cover (P.2008.36.49)

Cover (P.2008.36.49)

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p. 8

Specimens Album Loose Prints

Devlin & Co.'s Centennial souvenir. 1776-1876.

William B. Dixey trade cards

Joe Michl

Conrad Busche, manufacturer & dealer in plain and fancy confectionery, wholesale and retail, 123

Clarence Brooks & Co., manufacturers of fine coach varnishes, cor. West & West 12th Sts., New York.

Wilbur & Hastings, stationers & printers, lithographers, blank book manufacturers, publis

Down where

Parr's American camp chest, patented June 25th, 1861. For sale by Peter W. Rodgers, agent, No.

Pennsylvania State Fair

African American caricature Franz Aman trade cards

Sugar Cane plantation

Union Hotel, Fairfax C.H., Va. James W. Jackson, proprietor.

View of the high banks & bed of Genesee River

[4300 Fleming Street, northwest corner of Roxborough Avenue, Philadelphia.]

Peck & Hills' Furniture Co., 642 North Broad St. cor. Wallace, Philadelphia, Pa.

The Philadelphia Lawn Mower Co.

The Free Library of Philadelphia, N.E. corner Thirteenth and Locust Streets.

Bulls Eye, or Fort Morris, built 1755. Shippensburg, Pa.

The Rodin Museum.

Franklin Institute of Science postcards.

Park Trolley Bridge postcards.

Catholic Total Abstinence Union Fountain postcards.

Horticultural Hall postcards.

Baptist Temple Church and Temple College postcards.

Christ Church postcards.

Centre Square Water Works postcards.

Shibe Park. Philadelphia, Pa. The Home of the Athletics.

Church of the Advocate postcards.

Frankford Friends' Meeting House postcards.

Meeting house at Fairhill, Philadelphia, Pa.

Byberry Friends' Meeting House, first house of logs, erected 1692; second of stone, in 1714; rebuilt in 1753; present house built 1808.

Office and residence of Geo. L. Maitland, piano tuner, 4806 Fairmount Ave., Philadelphia.

Marsden Gateway, Chestnut Hill, Phila.