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Broadside issued in Braunschweig, Germany on August 5, 1776, prohibiting Jews from buying, selling, or exporting silver under threat of confiscation. This broadside offers historical context for the experiences of Jews in 18th-century Germany, particularly in light of the American Revolution's emphasis on economic freedom.
Billhead from S. Mayer & Glauber, grocers and liquor dealers, located on Bay Street in Brunswick, Georgia. The billhead is dated July 26, 1883, and mentions the Eagle & Phenix Manufacturing Co. The document is a commercial record reflecting business activities in Brunswick, Georgia.
This trade card advertises D. Rosen's second-hand goods store, located at 186 1/2 Maine Street in Brunswick, Maine. The front of the card lists the services offered by the store, including selling second-hand clothing, boots, shoes, and furniture as well as pressing and repairing clothing. The card features simple typography and a plain background.