Pub & Lith by Hall & Mooney. Poster features a 20x30 foot log cabin erected on March 18, 1840 by the Whigs of Buffalo and dedicated to the cause, Harrison & Tyler.

J.F. Trow, Printer. Published by J.P. Giffing.

M.Hopper Mott was president of the 12th Ward Democratic Clay Club. C.L. Carter, C.S. Miller, Marcellus Eells, and C.M. Graham, Jr. were officers.The event was held at Temerance Hall on 8th Avenue.

Published by B.H. Day. "Brother Jonathan" Weekly Newspaper. Features 3 portraits of the Presidential candidates: Buchanan drawn by S.F. Baker, Fremont Holcombs, and Filmore drawn by Edmonds. And 3 portraits of the Vice-Presidential candidates: Breckenridge drawn by J.W. Orr, Dayton drawn by Holcombs, and Donelson, unsigned.

Note on back explains that poster is a "Hand Bill against Harry W. Genet. November Election 1861"

Printed at the Village Record Office, West Chester, PA. Invitation to a meeting at Kennett Square held by the Committee of Vigilance (Dr. Frank Taylor & John J. Pinkerton, Esq.) to prepare for General and Presidential Elections.

Published by L. John & Co. Poster features portraits of Grant and Colfax and sets out the Republican Platform as adopted at Chicago, May 21, 1868. Acquisition date(?) on front in pencil, May [19]06.

2 copies. Designed by V. Miller; published by Photo-Eng. Co., N.Y. Features portraits of Washington, Lincoln, and Grant with the slogan, "National Unity." Copy 1 has acquisition date(?) on front in pencil, May 15/[19]06. Copy 2 lacks heading and is colored.

Published by Currier & Ives. Features portraits of Horatio Seymour of New York and Frank P. Blair of Missouri and the slogan, "Peace, Union, and Constitutional Government". Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 20, 1928.

3 copies. Copy 1, acquisition date(?) on front, April 6/[19]06. Copy 2 stamped on back, New York Historical Society Folks Art Collection, Nov. 17, 1937. Poster features four caricatures drawn by Thomas Nast of "The Rioter Seymour", "The Butcher Forrest", "The Pirate Semmes", and "The Hangman Hampton".

Rev. Chambers and Sidney T. Fairchild, Esq. to address citizens of Casenovia, New York.

Lists candidates for primary elections of Inspectors and Delegates.

Poster features portraits of Cleveland of New York and Blaine of Maine.

Celebratory parade and torchlight procession on the election of Grover Cleveland & Thomas Hendricks.

Published by James D. Gill of Springfield, MA. Poster features 4 portraits of Cleveland, Hendricks, Blaine, and Logan.

Published by H.W. Kelley, Philadelphia. This proof features portraits of Blaine and Logan and the Republican Platform. Acquisition date(?) on front, Dec. 06/[19]06.

Poster advertising the political book which was written by James P. Boyd and published by J.C. McCurdy & Co. Publishers, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis.

Published by J. Edward Ireland, New York. For sale by The Advance Publishing Co. Poster features 12 portraits of J.A. Garfield, J.P. Bradley, O.P. Morton, W. Strong, G. Casenave, S.M. Kenner, G.F. Edmunds, F.T. Frelinghuysen, G.F. Hoar, S.F. Miller, J. Madison Wells, and T.C. Anderson. Acquisition date(?) on front, Sept. 21/[19]05.

Published by Yale Publishing Co., N.Y. Poster features portraits of Harrison and Cleveland superimposed on maps of the United States and information on the partys's platforms. Acquisition date(?) on back, Sept. 9, 1949.

Published by Moss Engraving Co. Features caricatures of Benjamin Harrison, Levi Morton, Grover Cleveland, and Allan Thurman.

Poster features caricatures from the Philadelphia Record and the Chicago Globe and articles from the Philadelphia Times, the New York Sun, the New York Tribune, and the Public Ledger.

Small card featuring a tiger's hide on front and a poem to the end of Tammany on the back. Published by the Committee of Seventy.

Page 1007 of Harper's Weekly of October 27, 1900. Photographs of Mr. Bryan at Benton Harbor, Michigan, and at Findlay, Ohio.

Copyright 1900 by Neville Williams, Columbus, Ohio. Published by The Strobridge Lith. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Further campaign slogans: "No Imperialism" and "Equal Rights to All...Special Privileges to None."

"From photo by Walinger, Chicago. Published by Martin B. Brown, Co., New York. Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, Dec. 2, 1932.

2 copies. One in color, one in black & white. Copyright 1904 by William Mailly, Secy. Published by Eagle Lithographing Co. Slight variations -- "The Social Democratic Party" (color version), "The Socialist Party" (black & white version). Campaign slogan was "Workingmen of all Countries Unite" (color version), "Workers of the World Unite" (black & white version).

Roosevelt photo copyrighted by Pach; Fairbanks photo copyrighted by O.V. Buck. No publisher given but a New York Union label stamp. Acquisitiion date(?) on front, in pencil, Feb. 25, 1943.

Caricature copyrighted 1910 by New York Evening Post Co. and signed by William H. Walker. Features drawing of Teddy Roosevelt with a cauldron, "Political Expediency", with vapors labelled "Payne-Aldrich Tariff" floating away.

Charter Membership Certificate 1912 Campaign -- "This is a receipt for one dollar contributed to the campaign fund of the Progressive Party." Teddy Roosevelt for President and Hiram W. Johnson for Vice President. "Signed" by Elou Huntington Hooker, National Treasurer. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Feb. 17, 1938. "Harrold E. Gillingham" stamped on back.

The 1912 election ballot included candidates from the Democratic Party (Wilson/Marshall), Republican Party (Taft/Sherman), Socialist Party (Debs/Seidel), Independence League Party (No nominees), Prohibition Party (Chafin/Watkins), National Progressive Party (Roosevelt/Johnson), and Socialist Labor Party (Reimer/Gillhaus). On back, "Gift of Charles L. Bernhemer. Sept. 21, 1943."

Copyrighted 1920 by Edmondston Studio, Washington, D.C.

2 copies. Copyrighted 1920 by Edmondston Studio, Washington D.C. Printed by Alco-Gravure, Inc., New York, Baltimore, St. Louis.

Compilation of two caricatures published by Ritchey with a New York Lithographers Union stamp. The Cox caricature with a League of Nations flag, signed "after Kromer", was reproduced from "The World" (The Leading Cox Organ). The Harding caricature with an American flag was reproduced from "Harvey's Weekly" (Supporter of Harding).

From the New York Commercial, The National Business Newspaper, Monday Morning, May 23, 1921 (126th Year, No. 119). Photos of both men by Edmondston Studio of Washington, D.C. Stamped on front, at top, "W. Johnson Quinn Collection, New York Hotels, January 1942". On back, photos of several men surrounding caption: "New York Commercial's 125th Anniversary some of the prominent men who have helped make the dinner a success". Herbert Hoover (Sec. of Commerce) was guest speaker, R.A.C. Smith was Chairman of General Committee, and Charles E. Hughes was Honorary Chairman of General Committee.

Copyrighted by John Doctoro, after Walinger Photo. Printed by Wynkoop Hallenbeck.

Image of Father Knickerbocker by Adolph Treidler. Poster for the Democratic National Convention - New York City - June 1924.

Published by M.B. Brown Printing and Binding Co., N.Y. Campaign slogan: "Honest. Able. Fearless." Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 24, 1928.

Poster features illustration by Howard Chandler Christy. Stamped Allied Printing, New York City.

Poster advertising President Roosevelt's Birthday Ball at the Waldorf-Astoria. Features an illustration by Howard Chandler Christy.

Sample ballot was paid for by Monmouth Republican Minute Men. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 20, 1936.

Issued by Campaign Committee Women's National Republican Club, Inc. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Issued by Campaign Committee Women's National Republican Club, Inc. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Issued by William Ziegler, Jr., Director, Landon-Knox Clubs of Greater New York. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pen, Nov. 28, 1936.

2 copies. Published by Signal Press, Inc. Issued by American Labor Party. On both copies - Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 2, 1936. Copy 2 in plastic sleeve with another flyer -- "They Hate Him Because He Gave Labor a Break!" (Roosevelt/Lehman).

Published by Signal Press, Inc. Issued by American Labor Party.

Published by Signal Press, Inc. Issued by American Labor Party. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Oct. 28, 1936.

Leaflet about "Triple A, Plowed Under" presented by the "living newspaper" unit of The Federal Theater Project. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pen, Oct. 31, 1936.

Circular letter issued by The National Republican Builders, Inc. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 26, 1937.

Copyrighted 1936 by Robert Edward Edmondson. Published by Edmondson Economic Service, N.Y. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Aug. 10, 1936.

Written by The Edmondson Economic Service - Robert Edward Edmoondson, Sole Proprietor. Copyrighted 1936 by Robert Edward Edmondson. Published by Edmondson Economic Service, N.Y. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Aug. 10, 1936.

By Robert Edward Edmondson. Published by Edmondson Economic Service, N.Y. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Aug. 10, 1936.

Lithographed by McCandlish Lithograph Corporation, Philadelphia. Features daisy with elephant labelled GOP in center with "Landon" above and "Knox" below. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

3 leaflets. First entitled "A Veteran Suggest ... A Contrast". Second entitled "Where Do We Go From Here? ... And Now..." Third entitled "I Hate War or I Hate Warriors?". All three leaflets support the Landon/Knox Campaign. On all 3 leaflets, acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Copyrighted 1936 by The Budd Co., Providence, Rhode Island. The game piece consists of two cardboard discs attached so that the bottom disc can spin with a slot opening in the top disc where spin result can be read. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Flyer printed by The Republican Service League National Headquarters, Chicago. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Anit-New Deal poem by "American Citizen". Not copyrighted - Reproduction invited. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Letter was from W.A. White, Editor and Owner of The Emporia Gazette, Emporia, Kansas. Reprinted by Republican National Committee, Eastern Division, New York. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Flyer issued by the WPA Committee for Thomas and Nelson. Acquisition date(?) on back and front, in pencil, Oct. 31, 1936.

Invitation leaflet to hear Norman Thomas and David Lasser (Natl. Pres. of the Workers Alliance) speak at Madison Square Garden. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Oct. 31, 1936.

"Marked" for Socialist Party.

Postcard signing up volunteers to be sent to Mrs. Preston Davie, Women's Division, Republican National Committee, New York City.

Flyer printed by Artisan Press, Union Printers, Brooklyn, N.Y. Under the Auspices of Kings Highway Democratic Club, Inc.

2 copies. Flyer issued by Republican National Committee. Stamped Allied Printing, New York City. On both copies - Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Flyer consists of 3 reprinted articles re: Moscow backing Roosevelt. Articles from Chicago Tribune Press Service, Denver Post, and Facts and Opinions.

"Reprinted by permission, New York American, Sept. 4, 1936" Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Oct. 17, 1936.

Reprinted from The Washington Post Weekly News Magazine.

Campaign poster features photographs of each man (stamped "I.P.E.U."). Poster stamped Allied Printing, Chicago.

2 copies - one landscape, one portrait. Campaign poster is red, white, and blue with photographs of each man. Stamped "I.P.E.U." "C.H.W.P. Alled Printing, Buffalo, N.Y. On back of portrait copy, in pen, "Mrs. Geo Wilde. Nov. 19, 1936"

Bold red letters on white background. Paid for by Walter Reade. Stamped Allied Printing, New York City. On back, in pencil, "Dr. Frederick Griffith. Nov. 20, 1936"

Printed on brown paper bag are the New York retail cost of several grocery items in 1933 and 1936. On back, in pen, "Mrs. Geo Knox. Nov. 19, 1936"

Poster features pen and ink drawing by Juliette Laughlin. On back, in pen, "Mrs. Geo. Wilde. Nov. 19, 1936"

Poster printed by Tenny Press, New York City. Rally under the auspices of Republican State Committee. On back, in pen, "Gift of Mrs. Geo. Wilde. Nov. 19, 1936"

Poster features a photograph of Landon, stamped with Amalgamated Lithographers of America, Chicago. On back, in pencil, "Gift of Frederick Griffith. Dec. 17, 1936"

Poster printed by Tenny Press, New York City. Features 7 photographs(stamped I.P.E.U.) of Republicans running for State offices, including Governor and Lieutenant Governor. On back, in pen, "Mrs. Geo. Wilde. Nov. 19, 1936"

Sign-up poster to be returned to Landon Volunteers, West 36th Street, New York City. On back, in pen, "Mrs. Geo. Wilde. Nov. 19, 1936"

Circular letter from "I am neither a Protestant nor a Jew, and I don't belong to any of the political parties..." warning against voting for any of the candidates supported by Father Coughlin. Letterwriter asks that letter be reprinted and passed through neighborhoods throughout the United States.

On back, in pencil, "Gift og Dr. Frederic Griffith. July 19, 1938."

A 7th Edition of a circular published by Hal Walton, Chairman of the Committee of Witnesses (Charles Lindbergh and kidnapping of son). Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, Feb. 19, 1937.

Small red, white and blue strip with a union printing label. Acquisition date(?), stamped on back, Oct 8 1940.

Copyrighted 1940 by Albert T. Reid Syndicate. Features illustrated life story of Wendell L. Willkie drawn by Albert T. Reid. Acquisition date(?) stamped on back, Oct 22, 1940.

2 copies. Campaign poster features photograph of Willkie (stamped I.P.E.U.) and an Allied Printing, Chicago stamp.

Leaflet produced by We, the People Willkie Campaign. Leaflet features a photograph of Willkie on front cover and steps in his career on inside pages.

Poster sponsored by the Willkie War Veterans National Committee of Chicago. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, May 27, 1943.

Campaign leaflet published by Associated Willkie Clubs of America, New York. Acquisition date(?) on leaflet, in pencil, May 27, 1943.

Postcard sponsored by John W. Hanes, Chairman of Independent Willkie Committee of 1,000,000. Postcard sent to Hazel Flagler, Esq. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, May 27, 1943.

Poster was published by The I.L.G.W.U. Campaign Committee for Roosevelt and Truman and has a printing union label. Features dice on white/orange background.

Poster published by The I.L.G.W.U. Campaign Committee for Roosevelt-Truman and has a union printing label. "Vote Liberal Party" runs across bottom of poster and poster features a garment worker at sewing machine with red background.

3 copies. Poster features illustrations of Uncle Sam and Roosevelt by James Montgomery Flagg. Poster by the Independent Voters' Committee of the Arts and Sciences for Roosevelt.

Features an illustration by Ed Hughes with group in car heading toward Board of Elections and a placard, "We're for F.D.R.". Voting registration required a literacy certificate.

2 copies. Red and yellow colored poster with a union printing label. Published by The Liberal Party (Logo: Liberty Bell) -- "A Paid Political Advertisement". Copy 1: Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, Nov. 18, 1944. Copy 2: Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, Nov. 30, 1944.

Poster was printed by Astoria Press, New York and sponsored by the Liberal Party. The Rally was held at Madison Square Garden and featured music by Frank Sinatra, Victor Borge, Bill Robinson, and the I.L.G.W.U. Chorus. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, Nov. 30, 1944.

2 copies. Campaign poster sponsored by the ILGWU Campaign Committee for Roosevelt - Truman. There were 4 broadcasts on Thursday nights in October on the Blue Coast-to-Coast Network (WJZ - at 10:15 pm). Copy 1: Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, Nov. 15, 1944.

Poster features a photograph (taken in August 1944 and copyrighted by Perskie) of Roosevelt and includes a union printing label. Acquisition date(?), on front, in pencil, Nov. 1, 1944.

Campaign poster issued by Republican State Committee. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Oct. 30, 1944.

Poster features photographs of the four men and was published by New York Republican State Committee -- has a union printing label. Acquisition date(?), on front, in pencil, Nov. 1, 1944.

2 copies. Campaign poster in blue and white with union printing label. States it is Paid Political Advertising. Copy 1 and 2: Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 18, 1944.

Poster features a photograph of Bricker and was published by the Republican National Committee -- has union printing label. Acquisition date(?), on front, in pencil, Nov. 1, 1944.

Illustration designed by Ben Shahn. Features head of FDR on right side and a campaign rally on the left. A New York printing union stamp. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 1, 1944.

2 copies. Campaign poster asks for contributions to the ILGWU Campaign Committee for Roosevelt-Truman. Allied Printing, New York stamp. Copy 1: Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, Nov. 1, 1944.

An interactive cardboard ballot of New York with cardboard levers ticked for the Liberal Party. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 30, 1944.

Copyrighted 1945 Thom McAn Shoe Company and has a union printing label. Poster features quotes from his speeches, a chronology of his life (compiled under the supervision of John A. Krout, Trustee of the New York State Historical Association), and vignettes from different times in his life.

Reproduced from Original Portrait. Copyrighted 1945 by Elizabeth Shoumatoff. "Pan American and Interantional Copyright Reserved...Gimbel Brothers, Inc. N.Y. Sole Publishers...Limited First Edition" Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, July 18, 1945.

The Republican News, Vol. III, No. 12, Washington D.C., September 1948. Front page features an illustration by Jay Thomas of Uncle Sam calling Dewey/Warren into the game. Newsletter addressed to Delle C. Landauer.

Poster features photograph of Warren and was published by the Republican National Committee (Washington, DC)-- has a union printing label. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, Oct. 25, 1948.

Poster is a long strip that features a drawing of Truman in an army cap. Has a union printing label. Acquisition date(?), stamped on back, Nov 10 1948.

Booklet published by Republican National Committee. Acquisition date(?) stamped on back, Nov 10 1948.

Poster features photograph of Dewey (stamped IPEU). Sponsored by Republican National Committee. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Oct. 25, 1948.

3 copies. Poster issued by American Labor Party and has a union printing label. All copies: Acquisition date(?), stamped on back, Nov 10 1948.

Campaign poster features photograph of Truman. Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, Nov. 10, 1948.

Diamond-shaped, navy blue with white lettering, poster. Two-sided. Acquisition date(?), stamped on one side, Nov 10 1948.

Poster has a union printing stamp. Poster published by Young Democrats for Douglas, and the event was held at Hotel John B artram.

Campaign poster sponsored by the Liberal Party, Democrats for Roosevelt, C.I.O.-PAC, A.F.L. unions for FDR, Jr., A.D.A., Four Freedoms, and Fair Deal Democrats. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, May 10, 1949.

"Poster contributed by Childrens Press, publishers of the famous "You" books..." Acquisition date(?), stamped on back, Sep 8 1952.

2 copies. Poster lithographed by The National Process Co., Clifton, N.J. Photography by Peter Berkeley, Denver, and copyrighted by Forver Portrait, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Poster issued by Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon, Sidney J. Weinberg, Treasurer. Copy 1: Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, October 31, 1952. Copy 2: Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, November 4, 1952.

Poster features appeal to elect Eisenhower president and Katharine St. George for Congress.

2 copies. Published by the National Democratic Committee, Washington, DC, and has a union printing label. Features a photograph of the candidates at a microphone. Both copies: Acquisition date(?), stamped on back, Nov 26 1952.

2 copies, stapled together. Poster features a photograph of Stevenson copyrighted by Arnold Newman and was printed by Woodruff Printing Corp. Poster issued by Volunteers for Stevenson West Side Headquarters. "Campaign Workers Needed" runs across bottom of poster. Acquisition date(?), on front, in pencil, October 28, 1952.

2 copies (smaller paper copy and larger cardboard copy). Features a photograph of Eisenhower by Greystone Studios, N.Y. Poster issued by New York Republican State Committee and has a union printing label. Has slogan, "Vote Row A All The Way". Small copy 1: Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, October 30, 1952. Larger Copy 2: Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, Nov. 4, 1952.

Large poster with blue lettering on white background has a Chicago union printing label. Acquisition date(?), stamped on back, Oct 9, 1952.

Poster features a photograph of Barkley and has a Chicago union printing label. Acquisition date(?), stamped on back, Oct 9, 1952.

Poster features a photograph of Kerr overlaid on an outline of the United States. Acquisition date(?), stamped on back, Oct 9, 1952.

Double-sided pamphlet issued by National Kefauver Campaign Committee. Acquisition date(?), stamped on pamphlet, Jul 23, 1952.

Poster features a photograph of Eisenhower and has a union printing label.

Small strip poster features the bottom of a men's dress shoe with a hole, background is orange and white. Has a union printing label.

Poster was printed by Shorewood Press, New York, and features a photograph of Eisenhower copyrighted by Arnold Newman. Issued by Citizens for Eisenhower, John French, Treasurer.

Poster features a photograph of Kefauver and has a union printing label.

Poster features a photograph of Stevenson and has a union printing label.

Reprinted by Ridgewood, N.J. Republican Campaign Committee.

Newspaper booklet features many stories and photographs of Kennedy and Johnson. Issued by Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson and has a Wilkes-Barre union printing label.

A plastic sheet poster issued by Democratic National Committee, Washington, DC. Features a photograph of Kennedy on a red, white, and blue background and has a union printing label. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, November 1, 1960.

1 pamphlet issued by N.Y. Democratic State Campaign Committee. The other pamphlet issued by the New York Democratic County Committee. Both have union printing stamps.

Poster issued by Democratic National Committee, Washington, DC and has a union printing label. Features photograph of Johnson on red, white, and blue background. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, November 1, 1960.

Poster issued by New York State Republican Campaign Committee and features photographs of both men.

Poster has union printing label and features a stipple drawing of Johnson.

3 copies. A plastic sheet poster features a drawn image of Johnson with red and blue details and has a union printing label. 1 copy at bottom: "Banner-Brites.A Milton Story Creation" and a union printing stamp: "Flexible Packaging Workers of America. Local 284".

Poster printed by Columbia Advertising Co., Jamaica, New York. Features a photograph of Goldwater on blue and white background.

2 copies of a "Happy Birthday" greeting card printed by Humor House, Inc. of Morristown, N.J. 1 copy of a "Speedy Recovery" card printed by Humor House, Inc. of Morristown, N.J. 1 copy of "New Baby" card printed by Presidential Publishing Co. of Morristown, N.J.

Small pamphlet featuring photographs and quotes of Goldwater and Johnson issued under the direction of the Republican National Committee. With a union printing stamp.

Small pamphlet featuring photographs and quotes of Goldwater and Johnson issued under the direction of the Republican National Committee. With a union printing stamp.

3 copies(slight variations). Victory for America in 1964 enterprise of New Yorkers for Goldwater and Miller printed a prospectus and "shares" at $5.00/share.

Ticket printed by Arcus-Simplex-Brown, Inc., N.Y. Rally was at Madison Square Garden.

2 copies. Poster sponsored by the Amalgamated Lithographers, Local 1 of Greater New York and Litho by Crafton Graphic Company, Inc. Features a drawing of Johnson and photographs of Humphrey and Kennedy (Robert).

Large poster by the New York State Democratic Committee with logo, star and liberty bell. Blue background, white lettering with a union stamp in bottom right corner.

Small page sized poster featuring a photograph of Kennedy daughter with her Italian godparents. Poster sponsored by the Italo-American Volunteers for Robert Kennedy On reverse side of poster there is a Daily News article, October 14, 1964, about Kennedy speaking on the Valachi case.

Poster published by Del Rosso for Congress Committee and printed by Ira Rosenberg, Inc. Yellow and black poster on white background featuring photographs of both men.

Pamphlet printed by Climax Printing, Flushing, N.Y. for Conservative Party State Committee.

The Honorary Chairman of the Committee: Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker; Chairman: Mrs. Preston Davie; Finance Chairman: Mr. Barry T. Leithead.

Poster printed by Columbia Advertising Co. and features photograph of Miller.

2 copies(different sizes). Features a photograph of Humphrey and his signature. 1 copy has a white border.

Poster copyrighted by Jimini Productions, West Hollywood, Calif., and paid for by Finance Committee to Re-elect The President - Paul Barrick, Treasurer.

Poster paid for by Finance Committee for the Re-election of President Nixon, Hugh Sloan, Jr., Chairman. Has union printing stamp.

Poster paid for by Finance Committee For The Re-Election of President Nixon, Hugh Sloan, Jr. Chairman. Printed by Amalgamated Lithographers, Local One, New York.

Poster copyrighted by Stanley Tretick and paid for by McGovern for President Committee, Marian Perlman, Treasurer.

Poster copyrighted in 1972 by Art for McGovern and signed by (Sister) Corita. Features quote by Sargent Shriver.

Poster copyrighted by Stanley Tretick and paid for by Finance & Industry Committee of the National Citizens for McGovern/Shriver, Donn Mitchell, Exec. Director.

Photo by Malcolm Varon. Printed by Colorcraft Offset, Inc., New York, N.Y.

Poster for the Democratic Primary (held April 6th). Paid for by the Jimmy Carter Campaign Committee, R.J. Lipshutz, Treasurer. Features photograph of Carter.

Subway card advertisement paid for by the Carter/Mondale Re-Election Committee, Inc., Robert S. Strauss, Chairman. Poster has a union printing label and features a photograph of Presidetn Carter signing bill to give Federal aid to New York City. On back, in pencil, "Subway card advertisement acquired for the exhibition, 'New York on the Brink' from the Political Ephemera Collection of Trudy L. Mason".

Blue and red poster with white lettering paid for by Mondale/Ferraro Committee, Inc. Has union printing label.

2 copies. Blue lettering over an American flag background. Has union printing label.

Poster paid for an authorized by Dukakis for President Committee, Inc. Has a union printing label. On reverse side, "Dukakis President" over an American flag background.

Blue, red, and white with American flag poster printed by Sign Display, Local 820.

Poster features 13 rows of Obama's face on a beige background and word's "Yes, Together" in red.

3 copies, two-sided. Paid for by John McCain 2008. On one copy, "Produced by GOPTrunk.com. One copy encased in plastic with note explaining, "Desiccated residue at center is egg".

Poster is two-sided. Paid for by John McCain 2008. Features website: www.JOHNMcCAIN.COM.

Poster was printed by H.D. Stone, Printers. Large poster lists the candidates in bold print and the offices they are running for. Very fragile.

Poster printed by The Philadelphia Post on October 10, 1871. Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, Jan. 16, 1914.

Poster printed by John King, Political Printer, N.E. cor. 34th STreet and 9th Avenue, (over Douglas' Coal Office.)Richard Lohman, Secretary, and John Hardy, Chairman, of 15th Assembly District Democratic Committee.

Alphabetical list of names of voters in Stockbridge.

Caricature of the Boss farmer (Chester) Arthur overlooking the barnyard. Caricature printed by American Photo Eng. Co., N.Y. Dingfelder & Libko, Manufacturers advertsing Leo Segars. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, July 20, 1954.

Poster features a lithograph signed by Thomas Fleming, Thomas Fleming & Co., Lith.

The poster advertising the Sunday World publication includes an article by Hon. Gladstone, 16 portraits of Presidential Possibilities, and the continuation of John Oliver Hobbes' Great Story. Stamped on back, "The Harry A. Ogden Collection of The New York Historical Society October 20, 1936."

Poster features a cartoon copyrighted by W.R. Hearst entitled, "The Padrone and his Pupil" and drawn by F. Oppel. The named figures in the cartoon are McLaughlin, Platt, Gen. Greene, Seth Low, and Devery.

Poster done by The Gillin Print Co., N.Y. and Phila. Features a large image of Ronner.

Poster printed by Isaac Goldmann Company, Printers and features a photograph of Rush who was running in the primaries for Supreme Court Justice of the First Judicial District, counties of Manhattan and the Bronx. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, "E.B. Child. June 1939."

Poster printed by Baker, Godwin & Co. Printers. Poster lists the Whigs of the 19th Ward.

Poster printed by J.C. Kelley & J.A. Fraetas, Printers. Alpheus Sherman, John A. Sidell, and John G. Kip were all nominated.

Poster copyrighted by Poch Bros. and published by The Freytag Printing Company (with union printing label). On back, in pencil, "E.B. Child. Jan. 1939".

On back, in pencil, "April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa." Seth Low was the mayorial candidate for both the Republican and Citizens Union tickets. Candidates for other positions were, Denis O'Brien, Frederic W. Hinrichs, Edward J. McQuire, Henry Bischoff, Ralph Trautmann, and Cyrus Sulzberger.

Poster sponsored by J.H. Durkee, Chairman of Prohibition State Committee. Alfred L. Manierre was Prohibition Party's candidate for Governor and John A. Hartman was the candidate for Lieut.-Governor.

2 copies. Poster sponsored by the Metropolitan Equipment Company and has a union printing label. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, Dec 1, 1932 on copy 1. Copy 2, on back, in pencil, "E.B. Child. Jan. 1939".

Poster was a supplement to "The North Side News," December 20, 1903, and features images of the public officials.

Poster was published as a suppplement to Bronx Borough Record and Times, October 11, 1903. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, Feb. 15, 1938.

Poster has an allied printing union label. Red lettering on light brown background. Directs citizens to see circular of The Citizens Union for terms of offer. On back, in pencil, "April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa."

The list of names was from the Borough of Manhattan, 7th Election District, 15th Assembly District, and the named persons were to elect delegates to either the Reblican National Convention or the Republican State Convention. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, March 23, 1936.

Poster has a union printing label. Acquisition date(?), on front, in pencil, Dec. 1, 1932.

Poster copyrighted by Pirie MacDonald, N.Y. and published by G. Prince, N.Y. Poster features a three-quarters portrait of Whitman with his name running along the bottom. Probably for his run for Governor. Acquisition date(?), on front, in pencil, Dec 2, 1932.

Poster copyrighted by Pirie MacDonald, N.Y. and published (with union printing label) by G. Prince, N.Y. Poster features same image as above-listed poster but includes a pledge by Candidate that he is a candidate for the nomination for Governor in the Republican primary and no other, that he has never been subservient to any political boss, and that he has not enetered into any deal with anybody regarding this nomination. On back, in pencil, "E.B. Child. Jan. 1939".

Poster published by North Side News Job Print (with allied printing union label) and features an image of the candidate. The Independence League party was started by William Randolph Hearst in about 1906 and and coninued in New York City until about 1911. Acquisition date(?), on front, in pencil, Dec. 2, 1932.

The poster was made of "Trade Crystaloid" and manufactured by The Whitehead & Hoag Co., N.Y. (with union made label). Poster features vibrant colors with an image of a woman as greek statue and City Hall in background. On front, in pencil, "April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa."

These circulars were printed by Lipshitz Press, Blanchard Press, and Economist Press, in English, German, Italian, and Hebrew. Many are two-sided. All are anti-Tammany and appeal to "Vote for Low". For the most part, there is at least one copy of each Oak Leaf in the collection, many are stamped "Library of the University of Pennsylvania" with a date of April 18, 1962. Some copies have acquisition date(?), in pencil, March 18, 1918. Several circulars have caricatures, many drawn by Quincy Scott or reprinted from "New York World".

The City Vigilance League issued at least 24 documents, denoted as "1903, Document _." The collection has most of the documents up to Document 24, and in several cases, multiple copies of the single sheet "Documents". Most are stamped with a "Library of the University of Pennsylvania" and have a date written on them April 18, 1962. Other copies have an acquisition date(?) of March 18, 1918. All the sheets have a union printing label. Many of the "Documents" have caricatures drawn by D. McCarthy.

Reprint of letter to the editor from Brooklyn Eagle and "The Police in this Campaign" from the Evening Sun. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster issued by the Republican Club of the City of New York. Caricature drawn by Colin S. Craig. Has union printing label. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Pamphlet issued by the Republican Club of the City of New York and has a union printing label. Acquisition date(?): April 18, 1962, Univ. of Pa.

Published by The Metropolitan Printing Co. (with a union printing label). Red and blue lettering against light brown background. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

2 copies. Poster copyrighted by Citizen's Union and published by The Metropolitan Printing Company, N.Y. (with union printing label). Poster features an image of a woman as a greek statue in front of City Hall(?). Copy 1: Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, Dec. 1, 1932. Copy 2: Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster published by The Metropolitan Printing Co., N.Y. (with union printing label). Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster copyrighted by Citizen's Union and published by The Metropolitan Printing Company, N.Y. (with union printing label). Poster features an image of a woman as a greek statue in front of school(?). Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster copyrighted by Citizen's Union and published by The Metropolitan Printing Company, N.Y. (with union printing label). Poster features an image of a woman as a greek statue in front of tenement. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster copyrighted by Citizen's Union and published by The Metropolitan Printing Company, N.Y. (with union printing label). Poster features an image of a woman as a greek statue in front of City Hall(?). Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster copyrighted by Citizen's Union and published by The Metropolitan Printing Company, N.Y. (with union printing label). Poster features an image of a woman as a greek statue in front of bridge. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster copyrighted by Citizen's Union and published by The Metropolitan Printing Company, N.Y. (with union printing label). Poster features an image of a woman as a greek statue in front of Police Headquarters(?). Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster copyrighted by Citizen's Union and published by The Metropolitan Printing Company, N.Y. (with union printing label). Poster features an image of a woman as a greek statue in front of water and piers(?). Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster copyrighted by Citizen's Union and published by The Metropolitan Printing Company, N.Y. (with union printing label). Poster features an image of a woman as a greek statue in front of park. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, April 18, 1962. Univ. of Pa.

Poster copyrighted by Pach Bros., N.Y. and printed by Van Dyck Gravure Co., N.Y. (with union printing label). Feautes a three-quarter face portrait image of the democratic candidate. Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, Dec. 1, 1932.

Small poster copyrighted by Campbell Studios (with printing union label). Published by Mitchel Leagues Headquarters on Greeley Square. On back, in pencil, "Rec'd March 12, 1945".

Small poster printed by Van Dyck Gravure Co., N.Y. (with a union printing label) and features a full face portrait image of the candidate.

Poster has a union printing label and features a full face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Oct. 10, 1946.

Poster printed by Fleming & Carnrick, New York. Features a full face portrait image of the candidate. Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, Dec. 2, 1932.

Poster has a union printing label and features a full face portrait image of candidate. Slogan is that he'would be a just judge of the state. On back, in pencil, "Gift of Hon. Douglas Mathewson. Rec'd March 12, 1945".

Mr. Davey (Dem. Ohio) introduced bill to grant President temporary powers to reorganize Government Service.

The Associated Republicans officers were Lucius M. Stanton, William B. Cragin, Fred F. Waters, Warren C. Crane, Le Roy D. Ball, and Arnold C. Weil. Republicans stance was to defeat Tammany. Letter lists Executive Committee and Campaign Committee. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, March 23, 1926.

Poster features bold black type on beige background. The New York Evening World merged in 1931 to become The New York World-Telegram. On front, in pencil, "EB Child/39".

2 copies (slight variation). Full-face portrait image of candidate copyrighted by Pach Bros N.Y. in 1909. Poster printed by The Freytag Printing Co. with a union printing label. Acquisition date(?) on front in pencil: Copy 1, Mar. 21, 1933 and Copy 2, Dec. 1, 1932.

Posters and stickers feature the "Blue Eagle", a symbol that the entity was doing its part to end the Great Depression.

Poster printed by Tenny Press, New York (with union printing label) and features a full face portrait image of candidate.

Poster printed by Burland Printing Company, Inc., New York (with union printing label) and features a full face portrait image of candidate.

Poster of political cartoon drawn by Rollin Kirby and published in New York World-Telegram, Saturday, September 30, 1933.

Poster printed by Press of John Otto (with union printing label) and features a full face portrait image of candidate.

Poster features a full-face portrait image of candidate and has a union printing label. In this election, Trosk sued to remove other candidates from places on the Recovery Party, or McKee, ticket.

Poster printed by Wm. T. Wager, Bronx, NY. and has a union printing label. Features a full-face portrait image of candidate.

Poster printed by Burland Printing Company, Inc., New York with union printing label. Features full face portrait image of candidate and promotes for Mayor, McKee, and for Comptroller, Cuff.

Poster printed by Herald-Nathan Press, Inc., New York, and has a union printing label and a NRA (National Recovery Administration) label. Features a full-face portrait image of candidate.

2 copies. Poster was printed by Wm. T. Wager, NYC, and has a union printing label. Features a three-quarters face portrait image of candidate.

Poster printed by Tenny Press, N.Y.C. and has a union printing label. Features full-face portrait image of candidate.

2 copies. Small paper signs with union printing label.

Poster issued by the Non-Partisan Committee for Frank J. Prial and has a union printing label. Features a full-face portrait image of candidate.

Poster has union printing label and features full-face portrait image of candidate.

Photocopy of nnotice. March sponsored by the International Labor Defense on the 20th anniversary of The World War.

2 stickers. Published by National Republican Builders, Inc. Slogan: "Build Business, Banish Borrowing, Balance Budget". Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Apr. 26, 1937.

2 sheets. Acquisition date(?) on back of both sheets, Nov. 19, 1936.

Political cartoon drawn by Herb Perry. Acquisition date(?) on back Apr. 2, 1936.

Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Oct. 31, 1936.

2 copies. One reprint is from The Boston American; the other from The New York American. Acquisition dates(?) on back, Oct. 31, 1936 and Apr. 26, 1937.

Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 20, 1936.

Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, June 27, 1936.

Acquisition date(?) on front, in pencil, June 27, 1936.

Letter written by Robert A. Bohlen. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 19, 1936.

Handwritten at the bottom: "11.19.1936.... The above is a true copy of pamphlet circulated by the Crusades History (?) [signed] Maris(?) Wilde".

Acquisition date(?) on back, Oct. 31, 1936.

Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, June 1936.

Notice paid for by Young Men's Democratic Club of Belmar. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 20, 1936.

Advertisements published in The Coast Advertiser, Belmar, N.J. on Friday, October 30, 1936.

Flyer copyrighted and written by Gustave C. Hoenes of San Fernando, California, and printed in the United States. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, June 1, 1936.

Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 9, 1936.

On back, "*Dr. Frederick Griffith. Nov. 20, 1936".

Poster printed by Rotograph, N.Y. Auspices of Communist Party.

Poster printed by Rotocraft, N.Y. and auspices: State Committee, Communist Party. Celebration held at St. Nicholas Palace.

Published by Socialist Pamphlets New York Labor News Company.

Poster paid for by George R. Dye, Campaign Manager, and has a union printing label. Features full-face portrait image of candidate. On back, in pencil, "Gift of Comm. Frederick Griffith. Dec. 17, 1936".

Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 1937.

Small flyer outlining past activities and future plans. Directors of organization were: Arthur A. Ballantine, Mrs. Preston Davie, John Jay Hopkins, Daniel Kenefick, Walter S. Mack, Jr., Julian S. Mason, Ogden I. Mills, Nicholas Roosevelt, and Mrs. George Wyeth. Acquisition date(?), on back, in pencil, Apr. 26, 1937.

Poster printed by Rotograph, N.Y. Newbold Morris was President of the Council of the City of New York.

Banner with gromets in each corner was printed by Collison & Klingman with a union printing label. On back, Harry B. Hoffman. Mar 7, 1940.

2 copies (slight variations). Red background with white type and NRA seal.

Poster has union printing label and features full-face portrait image of candidate.

Poster has union printing label and features a full-face portrait image of candidate.

Poster has a union printing label and features full-face portrait images of the candidates. On back, EB Child. Jan. 1939.

Poster printed by Burland Printing Company, Inc., New York, and has a union printing label. Features full-face portrait images of the candidates.

Notice printed by M.B. Brown Printing & Binding Co., N.Y. with union printing label. Notice concerned with spreading false information. Acquisition date(?) in front, Apr. 4, 1935.

Poster has a union printing label. Lists tax (per lb.) of many cuts of meat. On back, "Mrs. Geo. Wilde. Nov. 19, 1936.

George H. Roberts was Sheriff. Acquisition date(?) on back, in pencil, Nov. 20, 1936.

Poster issued by Thomas F. Barry, Director, Publicity Division, Republican State Committee. The candidates (each with a sketch) are as follows: Justice William F. Bleakley (Gov.), Col. Ralph K. Robertson (Lt. Gov.), John A. May (Comp.), James P. Hill (Assoc. judge), Natalie Couch (Con.-at- Large), Anthony J. Contiguglia (Con.-at-Large), and Nathan D. Perlman (Atty. Gen.). On back, "Gift of Mrs. Geo. Wilde. Nov. 19, 1936.

Banner with a gromet in each corner was printed by All Around Equipment and Novelty Co., with a union printing label. On back, H.B. Hoffman. Nov. 15, 1938.

Howard Height was Sheriff. Acquisition date(?) on front, "EB Child/39".

Poster has a union printing label and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Slogan was: "A Vote for Mathewson Is a Vote to Keep the TIGER Out of Borough Hall". On back, "Rec'd Mar. 12, 1945".

Poster has a union printing label and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 7 1940.

Poster has a union printing label 12 and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Slogan was: "Make a Representative Woman Your Representative!" Acquisition date(?) on back, Oct 22 1940.

Banner printed by Artco Banner Co. and stamped with a Sign and Pictorial Union Label. On back, "Was on Lamp post at S.E. corner of First Ave and E. 52d St. Tue Apr. 2, 1940". Acquisition date(?) on back, Apr. 3, 1940.

The small card has a union printing label and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. On the back of card is a map of the 17th Congressional District.

Poster has union printing label 118 and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 7 1940.

Poster based on a pamphlet of the Southern Conference for Human Welfare, Religious Associates of the National Citizens Political Action Committee, NY. Poster features an image of young, black children and the complete statement on the poster is as follows: "Look them in the Eyes...Tell them they are "second rate" Americans, Tell them they aren't entitled to a real education, Tell them they can't have decent homes, Go AHEAD, tell them, IF YOU CAN, but DON'T LET AN AMERICAN HEAR YOU". Acquisition date(?) on back, Sept. 3, 1946.

2 copies. Poster has a union printing label and features a three-quarters face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back of both copies, Nov. 4, 1941.

Banner has a printing label -- L.U. 230. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 4, 1941.

Banner has union printing label 258. On back, "77th Broadway". Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 4, 1941.

Poster has a union printing label 400 and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 4, 1941.

Poster has a union printing label 249 and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 4, 1941.

Banner has union printing label 258. Henry Morgenthau, Sr., Chairman, James G. McDonald, Chair Exec. Comm., David Schenker, Campaign Manager, for United City Party. Acquisition date(?) on front, 11/5/41. On back, "Obtained from Sound Truck parking in front of Stock Exchange Broad St....Nov. 3, 1941".

Poster has union printing label 363. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 4, 1941.

The poster was sponsored and paid for by Friends of Attorney General John J. Bennett, Jr. -- Henry Epstein, Solicitor General State of New York, Chairman. The poster is a reprint of a New York Times article publised on July 13, 1942. Acquisition date(?) on back, Mar. 8, 1943.

Poster sponsored by Joint Committee New York State Allied Printing Trade Council -- Printing Trade Council of Greater New York. Acquisition date(?) on back, Mar. 8, 1943.

2 copies. Acquisition date(?) on back of copy 1, Nov. 4, 1941.

Poster published by Tenny Press, N.Y.C., with a union printing label. Features a full-face portrait image of candidate.

Poster features a reprint of a letter of support from Mayor LaGuardia and has a union printing label. Acquisition date(?) on back, March 8, 1943.

Poster has union printing label and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. At bottom, "Buy U.S. War Bonds and Stamps". Acquisition date(?) on back, Mar. 8, 1943.

Notice features a political caricature signed by Ed Hughes depicting a carful of people heading toward the Board of Elections.

Poster "Litho in U.S.A." with union printing label. The bold image of an arm with rolled up sleeve holding ballot was drawn by Ben Shahn. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 1, 1944.

2 copies. At bottom of poster: "Paid Political Advertising" with a union printing label. Acquisition date(?) on back of both copies, Nov. 18, 1944.

Poster has union printing label and features full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on front, Nov. 1, 1944.

Poster published by Tenny Press, N.Y.C. and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 30, 1944.

Poster has a union printing label 248. The Rally at Woodbridge High Auditorium was to hear Dean Alfange, August W. Bennet (Candidate for Congress to defeat Ham Fish), and Pierre Denio (Candidate for State Senate). Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 30, 1944.

Poster published by Wm. T. Wager, Bronx, NY. with union printing label.

Poster printed by Jerome Press, with a union printing label, and issued by James E. Healy, Concord, Mass. Features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov. 9, 1948.

Poster published by The Workshop of Graphic Art with a union printing labor. An interesting graphic poster with an ombre style and a floating head of Marcantonio featured with the head of Roosevelt and two other politicians' heads in the background. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 10 1948.

The New York Republican County Committee sponsored the victory rally at Madison Square Garden. The Rally included speeches and several songs for everyone to sing. The photographs in the program were courtesy of Greystone Studio. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 10 1948.

2 copies. Poster has a union printing label and was issued by the Campaign Committee for the Election of Morris, Uviller (Comptroller), Diserio (Pres. City Council). Features a slot machine on an orange and black background. Acquisition date(?) on back of both copies, Nov 9 1949.

Poster sponsored by campaign committee for the election of Morris, Uviller (comptroller), Diserio (pres. of city council) and states: "Paid Political Advt", with union printing label. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 9 1949.

3 copies. Poster published by Parish Press, Inc. with a union printing label and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back of all copies, Nov 10 1949.

Poster sponsored by N.Y. State Republican Committee and copyrighted by P. Hallsman and Greystone Studios. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 10 1949.

Poster has a union printing label and was sponsored by New York Republican County Committee. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 7 1951.

Poster has union printing label 188. Acquisition date(?) on back, Oct. 9 1952.

Poster has seals for The American Heritage Foundation and The Advertising Council. Acquisition date(?) on back, Sep 8 1952.

3 copies. Poster published by New York Republican State Committee and has a union printing label. Features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back of all copies, Nov. 4, 1952.

Poster has a union printing label and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, November 4, 1952.

Rally was produced under the auspices of National Civil Rights Congress and the Harlem Civil Rights Congress. The Rally was in response to the lynchiing death of Willie McGee.

Poster is a Paid Political Advertisement -- paid for by the Citizen's Committee for the Election of Halley-Mellen-Canudo. Acquisition date(?) on back, Oct 27 1953.

Poster is a Paid Political Advertisement -- paid for by the Citizen's Committee for the Election of Halley-Mellen-Canudo. Acquisition date(?) on back, Oct 21 1953.

Poster has a union printing label and photographic image of candidate signed by photographer, Victor Keppler. Acquisition date(?) on back, Oct 21 1953.

Poster published by N.Y. State Republican Committee and has a union printing label. Features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 19 1954.

Poster has a union printing label 168 and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 19 1954.

Poster has a union printing label 285 and features a full-face portrait image of candidate on which someone drew a mustache. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 19 1954.

Poster published by Criterion Press, Inc. and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on back, Nov 19 1954.

The exhibition was held at the Roberson Memorial Center in Binghamton and featured objects from prehistoric times to present. Acquisition date(?) on back, Dec 2 1954.

Poster published by Tenny Press, N.Y.C. and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on front, November 5, 1956

Poster published by The Criterion Press, Inc. and features full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on front, November 5, 1956.

Poster has a union printing label and features a full-face portrait image of candidate. Acquisition date(?) on front, November 5, 1956. A letter from Kathleen H. Mortimer is attacched on the back in support of Sachs' candidacy.

Poster sponsored by the N.Y. State Republican Committee and image of Dulles copyrighted by P. Hallsman.

Pamphlet urging citizens to vote in the Primary for the Reform Candidates, Ryan and Ohrenstein.

Bumper sticker made by EZY-OFF BANNER and promises it is easy to remove.

Advertisement produced by World Film Corporation of New York City.

Ad produced by World Film Corporation of New York City.

The still was produced by the World Film Corporation of New York City and features Native Kwakwaka'wakw men (from British Columbia) in their masks and carvings. Edward Curtis was a noted photographer, and he produced this documentary featuring Native North Americans.

Features Tom Terriss in leading role on bed overcome by opium.

Features a couple in a garden with a gentleman in the background.

Poster features four scenes from the film: "Adrian Starts on his Trip of Inspection", "On Board the Barge", "The Discovery of the Tell-Tale Book", and "Buck Flint Unaided Attempts Dick Hullum's Arrest". The film was based on stories by Harris Dickson.

The poster was produced by Acme Lith. Co. The film was a William Fox Features, Box Office Attraction Film Rental Company of New York City. The large poster features an image of Betty Nansen wearing a feathered hat, pearls and two medals.

Features a scene with a group at a table outside with one playing the accordian.

The still was produced by the World Film Corporation of New York City and features a crowd around a man and a donkey. The film was based on writings by Bret Harte and was a Shubert Feature.

The still was produced by World Film Corporation of New York City (Lewis J. Selznick was president and general manager). "The Heart of the Blue Ridge" was a Shubert feature.

Still produced by World Film Corporation of New York City and features an interior scene with Clara Kimball Young and Milton Sills. The film was based on a 1910 play written by Paul Armstrong and was an A. Liebler Feature.

The still was produced by the World Film Corporation of New York City and features men gambling around a small table. The film was based on writings by Bret Harte and was a California Motion Picture Corporation feature.

The still was produced by the World Film Corporation of New York City and features "Lily" in an interior space with a couple folding an American flag. The film was based on writings by Bret Harte and was a California Motion Picture Corporation feature.

The still was produced by the World Film Corporation of New York City and features two men panning for gold. The film was based on writings by Bret Harte and was a California Motion Picture Corporation feature.

The still was produced by the World Film Corporation of New York City and features Lillian Russell and Lionel Barrymore in an interior space. The film was produced by the Shuberts based on a 1908 broadway play, Wildfire, by George V. Hobart and George Broadhurst.

The still was produced by the World Film Corporation of New York City and features Lillian Russell in an interior space. The film was produced by the Shuberts based on a 1908 broadway play, Wildfire, by George V. Hobart and George Broadhurst.

Still produced by World Film Corporation of New York City. Features Fred Mace with two gentlemen near a dressing table. The film was based on a 1897 play by George Broadhurst of the same title.

Still produced by World Film Corporation of New York City. Features Alice Brady in the leading role in a bedroom scene with a man. The film was based on a novel, Carnival, by Compton MacKenzie.

Still produced by Equitable Motion Picture Corp. (founded by Arthur Spiegel of Chicago) and features a group examining a young woman.

J. Carl Mueller designed the still, and Heywood Strasser & Voight Litho. Co. N.Y. published the still. Hero Land promised "The greatest spectacle the world has ever seen for the greatest need the world has ever known. British tank 'Britannia' in action".

Poster features a smiling Douglas Fairbanks looking over a wall of some sort.

Poster features an image of Mary Pickford sitting on her bed holding a doll. The movie was directed by Jack Pickford and Alfred Green with scenario by Marion Fairfax.

Poster features a scene with Douglas Fairbanks and Marguerite De La Motte in evening dress.

Information about the still handwritten on back: "Adolph Bolm with Ruth Page (his pupil) Olin Howland as Death in Adolph Bolm screen version of the Dance Macabre, music by C. Saint-Saens. A-2"

Written on back: "Adolph Bolm with Ruth Page (his pupil) Olin Howland as Death in Adolph Bolm screen version of the Dance Macabre, music by C. Saint-Saens. B-2"

Features a dining scene with Edna Purviance and Adolphe Menjou. The film was written, directed, produced and scored by Charles Chaplin.

Features a scene from the film directed and produced by D.W. Griffith, based on a novel by Geoffrey Moss, and starring Carol Dempster and Neil Hamilton.

Information about the still handwritten on back: "John Wray, Fay Bainter and Jane Seymour in 'The Enemy'".

Features a scene between Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Astor and an image of Douglas Fairbanks in full-swashbuckling regalia superimposed over an edge of the scene.

Advertisement in the shape of an elephant. On the reverse side, "Tarzan the Tiger by Edgar Rice Burroughs with Frank Merrill and Natalie Kingston. New adventures, hazards, thrills. Printed in U.S.A."

Bottom front of still: "Made in U.S.A."

The advertisement is in two pieces and features the commedians, Harry Langdon and Slim Summerville, leaning against a lamp pole with an inset image of the actress, Bessie Love.

The advertisement features a woman dressed in a stylized kimono. "East is West" is a movie of the stage play of the same name by Samuel Shipman and John B. Hymer. The Universal Picture was a Monta Bell Production, produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. with Lupe Velez, Lewis Ayes, and Edward G. Robinson.

Advertisement was made in the U.S.A. and features an image of Dracula with an open cape holding a swooning model. "Dracula, a Universal Picture, was produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr., based on the novel by Bram Stoker.

Bottom front of still: "Country of Origin USA." "David Copperfield from the novel by Charles Dickens".

On bottom front of still: "Country of Origin U.S.A." and "David Copperfield from the novel by Charles Dickens".

Advertisement strip copyrighted by Nathan Rubin Ads. Also includes a small advertisement for the Strand movie palace.

Advertisement strip by Nathan Rubin for "Broadway's Happiest Fun Show! at the Strand". On screen, "Arsenic and Old Lace" with Cary Grant (pictured), Raymond Massey, Jack Carson, Peter Lorre; on stage, Charlie Barnet, his orchestra and gala revue.

The poster is copyrighted by the Columbia Pictures Corp. in 1950. The film starred Evelyn Keyes, Charles Korvin, and William Bishop. Screenplay by Harry Essex, based on Cosmopolitan Magazine article by Milton Lehman, directed by Earl McEvoy and produced by Robert Cohn. The plot of the film involves a smallpox outbreak.

The poster was printed in Great Britain. The film starred Claire Bloom, Richard Johnson, Yolande Donlan, and Cyril Cusack. Val Guest wrote the screenplay and directed the film. It was based on a novel by Elleston Trevor, and the film was shot in CinemaScope. The plot of the film involves a smallpox outbreak.

The poster features images of the starring actors set out by the generations. It was a David L. Wolper Production based on the Alex Haley novel "Roots," about slavery in America. It was first was shown on TV on 8 consecutive nights from January 23 to January 30, 1977.

A two part advertisement for Broadway by The Hennegan Company of Cincinnati, Ohio. It features an image of a broadway dancer with a second piece with "Broadway" written on it that could be attached to the dancer as a skirt.

Chatham Gardens

Chatham Theatre

Park Theatre

Thomas Langdon's Columbian Gardens

Academy of Music

Astor Place

Bowery

Broadway

Brougham's

Burton's

Castle Garden

Ha! Market Theater

Melodeon

Metropolitan

National

Niblo's Garden

St. Charles

Thomas' Opera House

Wallack's

Academy of Music

American Theatre

Fox's Old Bowery

Hitchcock's National Concert Hall

Laura Keene's Theatre

Mechanic's Hall

New Bowery

New York Theatre

Niblo's Garden

Olympic Theatre

St. Charles Theatre

Stuyvesant Hall

Wall's Theatre

Wallack's Theatre

Winter Garden

Academy of Music

Booth's

Bowery

Boston

Columbia Opera House

Cooper Institute, Great Hall

Dramatic Hall

Fifth Avenue

Fourth Street

Harry Hill's Variety

Haverly's 14th Street

Heller's Wonder Theater

Morrisania

New Third Avenue

Olympic

Palais Royal Garden

Parisian Varieties

Parisian Vaudeville

Robinson Hall

Ryan's Vaudeville

St. James

Broadway (various)

Bryant's Opera House

Burton Dramatic Association

Eagle Theatre

Fifth Avenue Theatre

Globe

Grand Opera House

London Theatre

Lyceum

National Theater

Olympic Theater

Park Theater

Tony Pastor's

Standard

Theatre Comique

Union Square

Wallack's Theatre

Wood's Museum

Abbey's Park Theatre

Academy of Music

Association Hall

Atlantic Garden

Bijou Opera House

Booth's Theatre

Boston Theatre

Broadway Opera House

Broadway Theatre (various)

Chickering Hall

Daly's

Fifth Avenue Theatre

Fourteenth Street Theatre

Germania Theatre

Globe Theatre

Grand Opera House

Harlem Music Hall

Irving Place Theatre

Leland Opera House

London Theatre

Madison Square

New Park Theatre

Niblo's Garden

Palmer's Theatre

Parker's American Theatre

Pastor's Theatre

Standard

Star

Theatre Comique

Union Square

Wallack's

Windsor

Abbey's Theatre

Academy of Music

Amburg Theatre

Boston Theatre

Broadway Theatre

Brooklyn Academy of Music

The Casino

Daly's Theatre

Empire Theatre

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Garden Theater

Garrick Theatre

Grand Opera House

Harrigan's Theatre

Harris Academy of Music

Hawaiian Opera House

Herald Square Theatre

Irving Place Theatre

Knickerbocker Theatre

Koster and Bial's Music Hall

Lamb's Theatre

London Theatre

Lyceum Theatre

Madison Square Theatre

Manhattan Opera House

Metropolitan Opera House

Miner's Fifth Avenue Theatre

Olympic Theatre

Pastor's 14th Street

Proctor's Theatre

Standard Theatre

Star Theatre

Union Square Theatre

Victoria

Weber and Field's Music Hall

Windsor Theatre

Academy of Music

Adelphi Theatre

Amberg Theatre

American Theatre

Astor Theatre

Belasco Theatre

Boston Theatre

Broadway Theatre

Bronx Theatre

Carnegie Hall

Century Theatre

Cort Theatre

Daly's Theatre

Deutsche's Theatre

Fifth Avenue Theatre

Forty-Eighth (48th) Street Theatre

Fourteenth (14th) Street Theatre

Garden Theatre

Garrick Theatre

Grand Opera House

Harlem Opera House

Herald Square Theatre

Hollis Street Theatre

Hudson Theatre

Irving Place Theatre

Knickerbocker Theatre

Lyceum Theatre

Madison Square Theatre

Metropolitan Opera House

Montauk Theatre

Morosco Theatre

Murray Hill Theatre

Neighborhood Playhouse

New Amsterdam Theatre

Niblo's Garden

Olympic Theatre

Orpheum Theatre

Park Theatre

Princess Theatre

Provincetown Players

Pythian Theatre

Republic Theatre

Shubert Theatre

Standard Theatre

Star Theatre

Stuyvesant Theatre

Thirty-Ninth (39th) Street Theatre

Tribune Theatre

Union Square Theatre

Wadsworth Theatre

Wallack's Theatre

Weber and Field's Music Hall

Yorkville Casino

Yorkville Theatre

Subjects include health, human anatomy, history, literature, and travel. Some are advertised as illustrated lectures which feature paintings, photographs, and panoramas.

Material advertising minstrel shows and entertainments that include performers in blackface makeup.

Material advertising minstrel shows and entertainments that include performers in blackface makeup.

Material related to minstrel shows and performers in blackface makeup. Items in this folder are especially FRAGILE.

Posters advertising musical performances at various New York City venues.

Poster designed by George Wharton Edwards. Exhibition held at the National Academy of Design. On back, "The Harry A. Ogden Collection of The New York Historical Society. October 20, 1936."

Poster features pictures of McKinley and Bryan and offers $20 in gold or silver if you are wiser than McKinley or Bryan.

The chart of electoral votes from 1789-1908 was compiled by the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives. Also explains how electors are chosen and how many will be apportioned to each state in 1913.

Printed by Martin B. Brown, Co. Printers. The poster sets out 7 rules and Chapter 693, An Act to Amend the Penal Code. The Commissioners of the Board of Elections are John R. Voorhis, Charles B. Page, John Maguire, and Michael J. Dady.

Watcher's Tally Card for New York Election held November 6, 1906. On back, there is a grid with Parties going across the top and the elected positions down the side. There are tally marks filling in the grid. Acquisition date (?) on front: Dec. 2, 1932.

On the back, there are excerpts from a letter from Dr. Sydney Carney, Jr. dated July 3, 1907. The letter explains that Dr. Thomas Darlington (the donor of the poster) told Dr. Carney that these signs were fastened over the street sweeping carts in New York City after the Board of Health took charge of removing garbage from the streets when the street cleaning drivers went on strike. Acquisition date: Dec. 23, 1910.

Printed by Press of Kiesling Brothers. Taxpayers were also invited to the meeting held at Morris High School at 166th Street & Boston Road. On back, in pencil, "E.B. Child/39".

Printed by The Kiesling Company. A picture of Arthur H. Murphy, Executive Member of the Board of Directors, is featured on the poster. The poster also lists the Officers, the Board of Directors and the members of the Reception Committee, the Outing Committee, and the Games Committee. The outing was held on August 16, 1909, at Witzel's Point View Grove. On front, in pencil, "E.B. Child/39".

Thomas W. Whittle, Chairman of the Board of Governors of The Republic Club/35th Assembly District, is pictured on the poster. The rest of the Officers and Board of Governors are listed as are the names of all on the Committee of Arrangements. The Games were held on Sept. 11, 1909, at M.J. Kane's Clason Point View-on-the-Sound. On the front, in pencil, "E.B. Child/39".

Poster printed by Henry Emmerson. Night included two basketball games and a dance. On back, in pencil, "E.B. Child/39".

Depicts a series of vignettes of important events in American history, including the end of the Civil War and the building of the Panama Canal. Stamped on back, "The Henry A. Ogden Collection of the New York Historical Society. October 20, 1936".

Printed by M.B. Brown Printing & Binding Co. The instructions include 3 steps and Article 74 of the Penal Code is set out below the instructions. The Commissioners of the Board of Elections are Edward F. Boyle, Moses M. McKee, James Kane, and Jacob A. Livingston. Acquisition date (?) on front: Dec. 2, 1932 and "Child".

Poster printed by M.B. Brown Printing & Binding Co. The poster sets out 5 steps of instructions and an amended version of Article 74 of the Penal Code. The Commissioners of the Board of Elections are Edward F. Boyle, Moses M. McKee, James Kane, and Jocaob A. Livingston. Acquisition date (?) on front: Dec 1, 19_2.

Printed by M.B. Brown Printing & Binding Co. The instructions set out 3 steps for voting and Article 74 of the Penal Code. The Commissioners of the Board of Elections are Edward F. Boyle, Moses M. McKee, James Kane, and Jacob A. Livingston.

Federal registration dated June 5, 1917. "Register Here".

Printed by Tiffany & Co. in 1920 on the three hundredth anniversary of the signing of "The Compact". On back, in pencil, "Presented by Frank B. Porter November 30, 1920."

The poster features photographs of the studio classes and grounds at the summer school. Board, lodging and tuition was $15 per week.

Removed from folder for an exhibition on 1/18/2020. Poster was designed by Wallace Robinson and printed by John J. Cusick.

Poster design features a red cross superimposed over 1921. Aquisition date (?) on back: Oct. 1, 1947.

Poster printed by The Crowell Publishing Company. Photograph of Mrs. Roosevelt copyrighted in 1903 by George Prince. Acquisition date (?) on front: June 4, 1921.

The poster gives dates for the memorial from December 9th through the 16th of 1923 and states, "subscription memberships received here". The poster was designed by Dan Smith after photo by Edmonston.

Printed by the Government Printing Office. On top, labelled as "N.Y. Poster 10-C". Harry S. New is the Postmaster General on the poster. He served from 1923-1929. On back, in pencil, is "EB Child/39".

The appeal is asking the public to lobby the Board of Estimate to keep the public libraries up to standard with increased salaries to the trained staff and increases in the volumes of books. Poster designed by R. Ferryman.

The Proclamation by Alfred E. Smith, Governor of New York, designated the month of May 1924 for the observance of the Tercentenary of the Founding of New Netherland. A note at the bottom states that the U.S. Government has issued a commemorative half dollar coin on sale for $1.00. Aquisition date (?) on back: March 17, 1924.

Newspaper supplement to the Feruary 4, 1924 edition of La Nazione della Sera. Pagine 6.

Poster printed by J.B. Lyon Company Printers, Albany. Celebration took place from June 1-3, 1924. Aquisition date (?) on front: June 11, 1924.

Poster was lithographed by 1st Lt. David Klein, O.R.C., 42 Ross St., Brooklyn, N.Y. The first "Defense Test" day was scheduled for September 12, 1924.

Poster printed by Les Nouvelles Affiches Cappiello - Atelier D'Art Devambez. Designed by "L. Cappiello. 1924" Sponsored by the U.S. and French presidents with profits to benefit the High Altitude Sanatorium Villages of France and Franco-American social services. Acquisition date (?) on back: Dec. 31, 1953.

2 copies. Slightly different formats.

Poster designed by Lawson Fenerty. Includes A.A.B.'s slogan, "Beautify with Pictures".

2 copies. The poster is designed by Adolf Treidler and published by Carey & Sons, N.Y. On back of both copies, in pencil, acquisition date (?) Feb. 28, 1925.

Poster printed by Allied Printing. Advertising for the B.M.T. subway lines. Poster includes a photograph of Fraunces Tavern -- one of the important sites near the Whitehall Street Station. On front, in pencil, "Gift of Mr. Hevlyn D. Benson. Dec. 6, 1935".

"Save Your Life! Cross At The Crosswalks". Written note on front, "Originated by Hevlyn D. Benson for the B-M-A Safety Drive 1926." On front and on back, in pencil, "Gift of H.D. Benson Dec. 12, 1935".

The celebration is under the auspices of the New York State Department of Education and The Westchester County Historical Society. The poster is printed by The Knapp Co., Inc. of New York. Stamped on back, "The Henry A. Ogden Collection of The New York Historical Society October 20, 1936".

The congregation relocated from 1162 Jackson Avenue to Crotona Park and Suburban Place into a synagogue designed by Emery Roth. On back, in pencil, "E.B. Child/39".

Book Week ran from November 13th to 19th.

Appeal for greater New York area. Signed by artist, G. Cary (?).

Poster printed by P.J. Carey & Sons, N.Y. Reprinted editorial from The Sun, May 21, 1927. Aquisiton date (?) on back: "O.T. Barck, Sr. July 8, 1954."

The lecture series included two Sunday evening lectures: one by Will Irwin on Herbert Hoover, A Personality, and one by Sen. Royal S. Copeland on Gov. Alfred E. Smith and The Purpose of Government. On the back, there is some further information about St. John's the Evangelist Church. There is also, in pen, "Gift of Mr. E.B. Child. Feb. 16, 1933".

Poster is copyrighted by The Osborne Company, Newark, New Jersey. The poster advertises the Weber-Bunke-Lange Coal Co. on West 96th Street in New York City. Poster includes photographs of all the U.S. Presidents up to Calvin Coolidge, photographs of the presidential and vice presidential candidates of 1928, and photographs of the White House, Oval Office, and Capitol. The poster also lists the current Senate, The Electoral and the Popular Vote for President, By Parties and States, 1920-1924, and several facts about the Presidency, including salary and minimum age.

Poster seeking donations to erect monument of Haym Salomon, Revolutionary Patriot. The Committee is under the auspices of the Federation of Polish Jews in America. Poster designed by Mitchell Loeb. On back, in pencil, "O.T. Barck, Sr. July 8, 1954".

Admission times and the further information that admission was free except on Thursdays when a 25 cent fee covered afternoon tea in the Colonial Kitchen. Poster signed by F.L.V.H.

Russel Crouse was scheduled to speak on his recently published book, "Mr. Currier and Mr. Ives" at the Hotel Martinique on Friday, Dec. 19, 1930. "Engravings by Knapp. Typography by Schmidt & Lepiz. Printing contributed by Kenilworth Press." On back, in pen, "Gift of Eugenia Maurer Fuerstenberg (daughter of Louis Maurer) June 30, 1939".

Poster features portrait of George Washington on a horse with the words: "First in War, First in Peace, First the Hearts of His Countrymen -". Aquisition date (?) on back: Feb. 17, 1932.

Celebration scheduled for July 4-5th at the Washington Headquarters in Morristown.

H. Benjamin, National Secretary of Unemployed Councils, U.S.A., and Carl Winter, Secretary of Greater New York Council, were to speak at the parade and meeting to urge workers to unite and demand cash relief and unemployment insurance. On front, in pencil, "Gift of Mr. E.B. Child. May 23, 1934".

March held on Aug. 4, 1934 from Columbus Circle to Madison Square. "Join our ranks (International Labor Defense)... to learn the Truth about Strikes and Labor Struggles." On back, in pencil, "July 28, 1934".

Montage of photos by Film Photo League. Photos of poverty and protests on social and economic issues. On back, in pencil, "Communist Movement, N.Y. Spring 1934"

Lectures included one on the new planetarium and one on the Conquest of Everest.

Children's lectures included Exploring under the Sea and Arctic Adventures.

Poster designed by I.L.S. On front, in pencil, "W.P.A. Placard on public school building, 132 W. 55th St." On back, in pencil, "Gift of Mrs. George Wilde. Nov. 19, 1936".

Kidnapping occurred on December 27, 1936 and reward for information posted on January 12, 1937 by John Edgar Hoover, Director of the F.B.I. Acquisition date (?) on back: May 7, 1946.

Poster drawn by Hirschfeld. The Fair was held to benefit the Spanish Children's Milk Fund, Auspices Women's Division Medical Bureau, and the North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy. On back, in pencil, "Gift of H.B. Hoffman. July 15, 1938."

Poster designed by Goring. Exposition held at the Grand Central Palace. There are also stamps with the same graphics. Acquisition date (?) on back: Aug. 4, 1939.

Poster copyrighted by Ernest Dudley Chase, Boston, Massachusetts. Along with the poster is a smaller pamphlet with a further description of the pictorial maps which include maps of France, Germany, Spain and Portugal, British Isles, Boston, Manhattan, and the United States, among others. Poster was folded and sent to the New-York Historical Society, postmarked 1939 from Boston. Sent by "Beautiful Pictorial Maps by Ernest Dudley Chase".

"This work pays your community" "Is doing for your community ... Guide to depositories manuscript collections...Old town record transcriptions...American Imprints Inventory...Inventory of the church archives in New York City...Inventory of City County and Borough archives of New York City". 2 copies. On back, in pencil, on both copies, "May 31, 1940".

Poster printed by the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Invention of Printing. Acquisition date (?) on back: Oct. 21, 1940.

Poster printed by the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen in cooperation with the National Association of Printing Ink Makers. Acquisition date (?) on back: Oct. 21, 1940.

Poster printed by the Interantional Association of Printing House Craftsmen. Acquisition date (?) on back: Oct. 21, 1940.

The Display Sheet is a "page from the Sermon on the Mount...set in the reconstructed Donat type, the first known movable type (1440), and...printed on a replica of the Gutenberg press exhibited by The Cuneo Press, Inc. in celebration of 500 years of printing at the World's Fair of 1940 in New York." Acquisition date (?) on back: Oct. 14, 1941.

The advertisement which included a space for folders to takeaway, was copyrighted by Old Fort Niagara Association, Inc. and executed by N.Y. State Art Project W.P.A.. On front, in pencil, 1940. Aquisition date (?) on back: July 2, 1940.

The Interborough Rapid Transit Company's The Elevated Express Vol. XII, No. 22. Printed by The Ma(...)hbanks Press, New York. Designed by Fred Cooper. Acquisition date (?) on back: June 13, 1940.

The Moonlight Sail was on Wednesday, July 17th, on the palatial river steamer, S.S. Mayflower, leaving from the foot of Battery Place. Stamped date of Nov 3 1944 on front. Note on back, in pencil, "Recv July 9/40" and stamped, "Please Post".

The event was on Oct. 5, 1940 at 79 E. 10th St. and Woody on guitar was part of the entertainment. Acquisition date (?) on back: Nov. 4, 1941.

New York City reservoirs only 1/3 filled because of drought. LaGuardia was Mayor and Patrick Quilty was Commissioner of the Department of Water Supply. Acquisition date (?) on back: Dec. 16, 1941.

Poster printed by Allied Printers of New York and approved by Theater Authority, Inc. The Show and Dance was for the benefit of the Welfare Fund and held at the Manhattan Center with music by Sammy Wilson & his orchestra. Acquisition date (?) on back: Nov. 4, 1941.

2 copies. Poster designed by Howard Scott. Contribution by National Noise Abatement Council and F.H. La Guardia, Mayor.

"Forward with Books" slogan. November 15th-21st. Acquisition date (?) on back: Nov. 9, 1942.

Poster printed by Alvin Gardner Co., advertising. Features portrait of and quote by Thomas Paine. Also quote by Oscar Hayman referencing "turning point of a great war." Acquisition date (?) on back: Dec. 16, 1942.

The commemoration of Spanish heriocs and sacrifice was held at The Manhattan Center on 34th Street. Noted at the bottom was the radio station to hear the Voice of Sociedades Hispanas Confederadas every day but Sundays from 9:30 -10:00 p.m. Aquisition date (?) on back: Sept. 12, 1944.

"Reprinted from Woman's Day, The A&P Magazine. Copyright, 1946, by Stores Publishing Company, Inc." Attached note from Woman's Day magazine explains that Olin Downes, authority on music, chose masterpieces of grand opera from which the most remembered scenes have been drawn by John Held, Jr. The chart was reproduced from the Woman's Day Christmas issue. Acquisition date (?) on back: Dec. 5, 1945.

Poster printed by Manhattan Press. The grand ball took place on Saturday, January 26th, at the Hunt's Point Palace. On back, in pencil, "Feb. 1, 1946. Gift of Henry B. Hoffmann."

Poster printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office. Reminder that if income was $500 or more, need to file tax return with District Collector of Internal Revenue by March 15th. Acquisition date (?) on back: April 30, 1946.

"Reprinted from Woman's Day, The A&P Magazine. Copyright, 1946, by Stores Publishing Company, Inc." Attached note from Woman's Day Magazine explains that the chart depicts paintings of great masters compiled by Thomas Craven and laid-out by George Salter. Reproduced from the April issue. Acquisition date (?) on back: April 1, 1946.

Alert that the railworkers were scheduled to strike at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 18th.

Celebration took place on July 4, 1946. Included a restored Headless Horseman Bridge and advertised as Greater New York's most amazing garden spot. Aquisition date (?) on back: June 14, 1946.

Poster printed by the Government Printing Office. "Official U.S. Treasury Poster SBD 77A". Aquisition date (?) on back: June 17, 1946.

The Subway Sun, Vol. XIII, No. 9. Designed by OPPY. Acquisition date (?) on back: May 31, 1946.

Poster was printed by Patrick J. Connelly, Postmaster of Boston 9, Massachusetts. The celebration exercises were conducted by Robert E. Hannegan, Postmaster General, and included the introduction of a commemorative stamp. Aquisition date (?) on back: Nov. 13, 1947.

The Tent was open every night except Saturday for singing. On back, in pencil, "E.B. Child/39".

Silk screen print by School of Industrial Art. Holyrood Church is at the corner of 179 St. & Fort Washington Ave.

Poster features an eagle image overlaid on a red, white, blue outline of the United States. At bottom, in corner, "C-29-C"

Poster printed by Jobard. Dijon. Poster advertises french classes -- language, literature and history -- for foreign students for a summer or a full year.

Poster includes an alphabetized list of voluntary services helped by the campaign. On back, a printed request to post and a stamped date: Jun 26 1950.

Rally sponsored by the New Life Advance Committee of New York Presbytery and featured Jackie Robinson, Chuck Templeton, and Dr. John A. MacKay. It was held at Rutgers Presbyterian Church.

Reason for contest: "National Security Demands Accident Prevention" Images of workers, the globe and New York State. Stamped on back: Feb 19 1951.

Poster printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office. Features baseball player, Ralph Kiner. Date stamped on back: Nov 7 1951.

Poster printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office. Features a solider with the slogan, "Defense is your job too!", and a $100 Series E U.S. Bond. Stamped date on back: Sep 28 1951.

Poster printed bby T.J. Lyons Press. The Fair featured exhibits by members of the Art and Antique Dealers League of America. On back, stamped "Please Post" and "Nov 7 1951".

Poster sponsored by The State Insurance Fund of the State of New York. Stamped on back: Feb 6 1952.

The event which included appearances by many actors, musicians, and Israel and American leaders, including Senators Humphrey and Morse, was held at the RKO Fordham theater.

Poster sponsored by Group Insurance Department, The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Acquisition date (?) on back: January 15, 1953.

The Fair was at the 71st Infantry Armory under Nuttall-Hazen Management. "Please Post" stamped on back.

2 copies. Poster printed by Byan & Hart Co. Printers, Chicago. Poster features an appeal for soliders by George Washington.

The New York City Transit Authority's The Subway Sun, Vol. 23, No. 13. On back, in pencil, "Oct-Nov. 1956. 207th Street Train Yards."

Poster printed by Malgamated Lithographers of America. Postmaster's important holiday reminders. Christmas Seals to fight Tuberculosis.

Poster designed by Bruce Russell. Language Week sponsored by Alpha Nu Gamma National Foreign Language Society. Stamped on back: Jan 2 1976.

Meeting to discuss "Automation in the Longshore Industry and What it Means to You". Open to Longshoremen, checkers, and allied crafts. "Attend and protect your job, your pension, your welfae benefits. At Madison Square Garden at 50th St. & 8th Ave. On back, in pencil, "Gift of Michael Staats - 1996".

Poster printed by U.S. Government Printing Office and designed by Lee.

Poster features the ladder and up arrow logo. "Work, Learn, Earn away from home"

Poster features a photograph of a female model with a gun next to a vintage Rolls Royce and the slogan, "the newsweekly that separates fact from opinion".

Target used at New York Police Academy.

Poster for a tournament held at the Newport Casino, Newport, R.I. for the benefit of the National Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame. Gift of Harley Spiller, 2022.

Poster printed by Triangle Poster Co. Midway by B&B Ride Company. Acquisition date (?) stamped on back: Aug 5 1975.

The poster was designed by Sgt. Michael Daly and printed by the City of New York Police Department. The police department was looking for donated horses for the mounted police, and, according to a note on the back, H.Ross Perot donated 20 horses. The note continues that the poster was "acquired for the Exhibition "New York on the Brink" Courtesy of Nick Muglia.

Poster designed by R.P. Sullivan and printed by ConEdison. Westbeth is an artists' community in the West Village.

The event was sponsored by the New York International Arts Festival and celebrated the 200th year anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Paris. Acquisition date (?) stamped on back: May 12 1983.

The poster was designed by Francoise Gilot and features an image of Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Presidential Conference's focus that year. Alongside the large poster are two copies of a smaller poster featuring a photograph of Dwight D. Eisenhower, courtesy of Dwight D. Eisenhower Library. One copy is signed by "Susan Eisenhower", "Tex McCrary", and a third illegible signature. The other copy is stamped, "Approved for posting by the Office of Secretary". There is also 3 copied pages from the program booklet - the cover of the booklet and two pages, "About the Speakers". On the back of one copy of the small poster is the address of Susan Douglas.

Poster hand-set and printed at Bowne & Co., Stationers. Acquisition date (?) stamped on back: Dec 17 1986.

The poster is designed by George Sargent and Frank Henry. The poster is directed at children with the main idea to beware of strangers.

Poster printed by Matthews Marketing, Inc. under exclusive licensing rights from New York Times, Agence France-Presse, Bettman Reuters and Associated Press. Poster features a mock-up of a New York Times front page with headlines and photographs concerning freedom and democracy.

2 copies. Photograph on poster is credited to Duomo/David Madison. 1990 sponsors included Manufacturers Hanover, Mercedes-Benz, John Hancock, ASICS, The Rudin Family, and Runner's World.

The poster features a photograph of the monument and the ground breaking was sponsored by the Eleanor Roosevelt Monument Fund and took place at Riverside Park and 72nd Street.

Poster features mug shot of O.J. Simpson and offers a $500,000 reward for arrest and conviction of person or persons who framed O.J. In pencil on front, "Original - American Life Post".

Poster by AmericanCampaignStore.com. Poster is folded in half lengthwise and stapled. Presumably it was used as a yard sign.

Poster designed by Marc Kehoe and printed by Coney Island U.S.A. Sponsors of the parade included the Cyclones, Keyspan, Brooklyn Brewery, Taconic Investment Management, Astroland Amusement Park.

Poster printed by Allied Printers 515.

Poster is officially licensed by Black Fives, Inc. and designed by Soular Creative. The Barclays Center honors the legacy of African-American Basketball in Brooklyn with the celebration to benefit the Back Fives Foundation.

The poster is done by the New York City Anti-Violent Project and printed on both sides, one in English, one in Spanish. Note with poster states it is a gift of Linda Ferber in 2019.

Poster is done by the New York City Anti-Violence Project and is printed on both sides, one in English, one in Spanish. A note with the poster states that it is a gift of Linda Ferber in 2019.

Artwork is by Bao Lu. Lines excerpted from the poem "For Keeps" by Joy Harjo.

Poster "hand silk screened by Publicity and Propaganda - HOMEFRONT". Poster in both English and Spanish. Accompanying note explains poster. "Landlords As Rats" by Mimi Rosenberg, courtesy of the artist and acquired for the exhibition "New York on the Brink".

Poster features a photograph of Robert G. Goelet,a trustee and President of the American Museum of Natural History. Acquisition date (?) stamped on back, Jan 12 1977.

Poster desined by Seymour Chwast. Poster features dove superimposed on marching legs. Rally was to support The U.N. Special Session on Disarmament. On back, "Gift of Kathleen Hulser, 2004".

Sculpture featured in poster by Mary Frank; Photograph by Joel Meyerowitz. Poster sponsored by War Resisters League and includes the date of the Rally (June 12th) and also includes a day of Civil Disobedience (June 14th). On back, "Gift of Kathleen Hulser, 2004".

Peace Action of New York State was the lead sponsor for event (and poster) held at The Ethical Culture Society at 7:00 p.m. on June 12, 1982 after the Central Park Rally. Speakers and entertainers included: Jane Alexander, Ruby Dee & Ossie Davis, Cora Weiss, Grace Paley, Dennis Kucinich, David Cortright, Randall Fosberg, Jonathan Schell & Circus Amok. On back, "Gift of Kathleen Hulser, 2004".

Poster created by Keith Haring in 1982. Poster features a "Radiant Baby". On back, "Gift of Keith Haring Foundation, 2002".

2 copies. Poster created by Giancarlo Impiglia and sponsored by the June 12 Rally Committee. On backs of Copy 1 and Copy 2, "Gift of Kathleen Hulser, 2004".