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Miniature Whiskey Jug: Freiberg & Kahn Distillers, Cincinnati, Ohio

Miniature Whiskey Jug: Freiberg & Kahn Distillers, Cincinnati, Ohio

Miniature whiskey jug given as an advertisement for Freiberg & Kahn Distillers in Cincinnati, Ohio. The jug features the inscription "Metropolitan Club...Feiberg & Kahn Distillers...Cincinnati." The exact date of manufacture is unknown, but it's estimated to be sometime before 1910, based on the donor's information. The jug is part of a larger collection of Judaica Americana.

Whiskey Jug: Klein Bros., Cincinnati, Ohio

Whiskey Jug: Klein Bros., Cincinnati, Ohio

A whiskey jug produced by Klein Bros. in Cincinnati, Ohio. The jug is decorated with gilded tan and brown colors and colored flowers. The text 'Keystone Rye' is visible. The date of manufacture is unknown, but it is estimated to be around 1910 based on contextual clues.

Prospectus for the American Israelite: A Broadside by Isaac Mayer Wise

Prospectus for the American Israelite: A Broadside by Isaac Mayer Wise

Printed broadside advertising subscriptions for the first issue of the *American Israelite*, the first Reformed Jewish newspaper in the United States. Published in Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1854. The verso contains a handwritten letter from Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise to Leopold Waterman soliciting literary contributions for the first edition.

A Retrospect of the Past: An Address to the Christian World by an Israelite

A Retrospect of the Past: An Address to the Christian World by an Israelite

This pamphlet, published in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1848, is an address by 'An Israelite' to the Christian world. The author, Abraham Alexandre Lindo, asserts that Israelites share the concerns of Christians regarding attempts to undermine belief in divine revelation. Lindo argues that God's covenant with the Jews remains unbroken and that the world owes its civilization to the Jewish revelation at Sinai. He contends that Christianity, though originating as a Jewish sect, has become distorted from its original monotheistic foundation. This is a first edition. Rosenbach 637. Singerman 1026. 334 NUC 0382558 [3]. OCLC 19172246 [6]. Not in Sabin, Thomson, Eberstadt, Decker. Lindo was a communal worker in Jamaica who later settled in the USA.

The Semitic Nations

The Semitic Nations

This book, "The Semitic Nations," by Daniel Chwolson, was published in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1874 by Bloch & Co. It is a scholarly work exploring the history, culture, and languages of the Semitic peoples. While the specific content requires further analysis of the book itself, given the subject tags provided by the donor, it's likely to contain discussions of antisemitism prevalent during that period.

Sermon Delivered at the Consecration of the Synagogue Adas Israel

Sermon Delivered at the Consecration of the Synagogue Adas Israel

This pamphlet contains the sermon delivered by Reverend James Koppel Gutheim at the consecration of the Adas Israel Synagogue in Louisville, Kentucky, on Nissan 7, 5609 (March 30, 1849). The sermon reflects the religious and communal context of the Jewish community in Louisville at the time. The pamphlet is listed in Singerman's bibliography with four known copies.

Billhead - Krohn, Feiss & Co., Cincinnati, January 12, 1893

Billhead - Krohn, Feiss & Co., Cincinnati, January 12, 1893

Invoice from Krohn, Feiss & Co., manufacturers of cigars and dealers in leaf tobacco. The business is located at 7 & 9 East Sixth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated January 12, 1893, the bill is addressed to Mr. R. C. Holliday, Dillon, Montana, and lists the purchase of 28 items. The items purchased include “Cigar 10c Havana, Yutler.” The billhead features a detailed visual of the business building and an ornate company logo with a decorative border. The invoice was likely for a tobacco and cigar wholesaler. The billhead displays a graphic of a storefront, ornate Victorian-style lettering, and a decorative border.

Billhead - A. Hamburger, Cheap Boot and Shoe House, Cincinnati, January 16, 1878

Billhead - A. Hamburger, Cheap Boot and Shoe House, Cincinnati, January 16, 1878

Billhead from A. Hamburger, Cheap Boot and Shoe House, located at 226 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated January 16, 1878. The billhead includes a handwritten letter addressed to A. Ellis, East Monroe, O. The letter details a transaction concerning a pair of custom-made boots. The letter includes a note that the author has made the boots to order and will send the bill later.

Billhead - Kuhn, Netter & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, November 4, 1863

Billhead - Kuhn, Netter & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, November 4, 1863

Invoice from Kuhn, Netter & Co., importers and wholesale dealers in dry goods, gents furnishing goods, and clothing, located at N.E. Corner 3rd & Vine Sts. Opp. Burnet House, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated November 4, 1863. The bill lists the purchase of various items including cloth, C. W. and Shawls, by Beam & Jay. The billhead depicts an ornate Victorian-style building with a large, detailed storefront and printed text. It is bordered by a printed ruled ledger section.

Billhead - A. & J. TROUNSTINE & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, November 20, 1875

Billhead - A. & J. TROUNSTINE & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, November 20, 1875

Invoice from A. & J. TROUNSTINE & CO., importers and jobbers of foreign and domestic woolens and wholesale clothiers. Located at No. 87 & 89 South-East Corner Third and Vine Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated November 20, 1875. The bill lists a series of transactions with F. B. Curtis & Co. The billhead has a printed header, a business address, and an itemized list of transactions.

Billhead - Kuhn, Netter & Co., Cincinnati, December 26, 1863

Billhead - Kuhn, Netter & Co., Cincinnati, December 26, 1863

Invoice from Kuhn, Netter & Co., importers and wholesale dealers in dry goods, gents' furnishing goods, and clothing. Located at the N. E. Corner 3rd & Vine Sts. Opp. Burnet House, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated December 26, 1863. The invoice lists a transaction for 1 pc blk cloth and 2 corset screws. The billhead features a detailed illustration of the business storefront and ornate lettering in a Victorian style.

Billhead - Louis Stix & Co., Cincinnati, May 7, 1867

Billhead - Louis Stix & Co., Cincinnati, May 7, 1867

Invoice from Louis Stix & Co., dealers in dry goods, notions, cloaks, manttillas, and women's goods, located at West Third, Race & Union Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated May 7, 1867. The invoice lists the purchase of numerous items likely related to dry goods, notions, or clothing. It also includes detailed calculations of the transaction, a printed revenue stamp, and a handwritten signature of “Paid Louis Stix & Co.” The billhead includes a lithographic image of a building with ornate Victorian-style lettering.

Billhead - Krohn, Feiss & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, March 7, 1891

Billhead - Krohn, Feiss & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, March 7, 1891

Billhead from Krohn, Feiss & Co., manufacturers of cigars and dealers in leaf tobacco, located at Nos. 7 & 9 East Sixth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The billhead includes a detailed illustration of the company's store building, along with a decorative header and detailed address information. This bill was sent to R. C. Halliday, residing in Dillon, Montana. Dated March 7, 1891.

Billhead - Katzenstein & Wachtel, Cincinnati, May 18, 1880

Billhead - Katzenstein & Wachtel, Cincinnati, May 18, 1880

Billhead from Katzenstein & Wachtel, located at No. 141 West Third St., between Race and Elm, in Cincinnati. Dated May 18, 1880. The bill lists an item purchased, likely merchandise, by Mr. Thos. S. M. Kaufman. The billhead is printed and includes details of the business, transaction, date, terms of payment, and signature. The billhead includes columnar lines for recordkeeping.

Billhead - James Levy & Bro., Virginia City, Montana, May 25, 1886

Billhead - James Levy & Bro., Virginia City, Montana, May 25, 1886

Billhead from James Levy & Bro., Proprietors of the Richwood Distillery Co., located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated May 25, 1886. The bill lists a purchase of 10 bbls. whisky by S. R. Buford & Co., Virginia City, Montana. The billhead features a central illustration of the company logo, a gold medal, and a detailed inscription outlining the company’s gold medal win at the New Orleans Exposition in 1885. The billhead also displays ornate Victorian-style lettering.

Billhead - Louis Stix & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, July 1, 1870

Billhead - Louis Stix & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, July 1, 1870

Invoice from Louis Stix & Co., dealers in dry goods, notions, cloaks, and manttillas, located at West Third, Race & Union Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated July 1, 1870. The bill lists several items purchased by J. Rick, including 'Lawndale Cambric,' 'Muslin,' 'Cassimere Jeans,' and 'Goods.' The bill includes a handwritten calculation and total, and a revenue stamp. The billhead features an illustration of the business's building, ornate lettering, and a decorative header.

Billhead - LOUIS STIX & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, August 19, 1866

Billhead - LOUIS STIX & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, August 19, 1866

Invoice from LOUIS STIX & CO., dealers in dry goods, notions, cloaks, mantillas & c.& c. , located at West Third, Race & Union Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated August 19, 1866. The bill lists the purchase of various items by John Rick, including: 1/2 doz. of 'Jenny Birds' for $7; 1 'Shirtfront' for $.50; 3 1/2 'Corners' for $1.75; 2 'Gar. Shoot' for $1.50; 1 1/2 'Needles' for $.50; 1/2 'Pins' for $.25; and 1 1/4 'Ins Eyes' for $1.25. The total cost of the purchase was $7.75. The invoice is dated Aug. 19, 1866 and is signed by Louis Stix & Co., the billhead is ornately decorated with an illustration of the business's storefront, has printed headers, and includes an embossed revenue stamp.

Billhead - Goldberg Bros., Cincinnati, Ohio, September 4, 1896

Billhead - Goldberg Bros., Cincinnati, Ohio, September 4, 1896

Invoice from Goldberg Bros., successors to Amberg & Goldberg, located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated September 4, 1896. The bill lists an itemized record of purchases, including items such as a “Pearl Shirt” and “Gold Collar Button,” made by W. E. Jones of Loudonville, Ohio. The billhead has an ornate header section, and includes the business name in bold, large font.

Billhead - H. LAZARUS, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 15, 1867

Billhead - H. LAZARUS, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 15, 1867

Billhead for H. Lazarus, manufacturer of hoop skirts and corsets, located at 349 Central Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated March 15, 1867. This bill details a purchase from H. Lazarus by John Frazer & Co. for the amount of $39.42, which was paid for in two separate installments. The billhead is visually interesting, and contains an image of a hoop skirt and a corset. It includes a revenue stamp and a seal of a judgment, each with a stamp. It includes a date signed by the notary public, June 11, 1867.

Letter from Joseph Jonas to Allen G. Thurman, September 7, 1840

Letter from Joseph Jonas to Allen G. Thurman, September 7, 1840

A signed letter written by Joseph Jonas on September 7, 1840, inviting Allen G. Thurman of Chillicothe, Ohio, to address Democratic Republican citizens in Cincinnati, Ohio. Jonas, a prominent figure in both Jewish and civic affairs in Cincinnati, was the first Jew to settle in the city. The letter reflects Jonas's involvement in local politics and his efforts to engage the community.

Letter from Samuel L. Bruel to Isaac Leeser, Cincinnati, Ohio, January 10, 1864

Letter from Samuel L. Bruel to Isaac Leeser, Cincinnati, Ohio, January 10, 1864

A one-page letter written by Samuel L. Bruel of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Isaac Leeser on January 10, 1864. Bruel expresses strong opposition to the Reform Movement in Cincinnati, criticizing its practices and expressing concern about its impact on Orthodox Judaism. The letter provides firsthand insight into the debates surrounding the rise of Reform Judaism in the United States during the Civil War.

Letter from Isaac Hackenburg to Isaac Leeser, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 21, 1853

Letter from Isaac Hackenburg to Isaac Leeser, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 21, 1853

Three-page letter written by Isaac Hackenburg in Cincinnati, Ohio on November 21, 1853, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Hackenburg discusses the election of Isaac Mayer Wise as the new minister of the Cincinnati congregation, offering his perspective on the congregation's composition and Wise's suitability. He also inquires about a public debate between Poznanski and Wise, and Raphael and Rosenfeld, and a minor shohet scandal in Savannah.

Letter from A. Bloch to Isaac Leeser, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 2, 1833

Letter from A. Bloch to Isaac Leeser, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 2, 1833

Three-page letter written by A. Bloch in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on March 2, 1833. The letter details personal matters, including family health and the writer's sorrow at being separated from his mother and friends in Bohemia. It suggests a pre-existing friendship between Bloch and Leeser from Bohemia. This letter is considered to be the earliest extant Jewish immigrant letter from Ohio.

Letter from Joseph Abraham to Isaac Leeser, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 5, 1865

Letter from Joseph Abraham to Isaac Leeser, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 5, 1865

Three-page letter written by Joseph Abraham in Cincinnati, Ohio, on September 5, 1865, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Abraham discusses the recent dedication of a "progressive Jewish Temple" in Cincinnati and criticizes Reform Judaism, expressing concern about the rejection of traditional Jewish beliefs and practices. He describes himself as "marked" by Reformers for his outspoken opposition.

Letter from Jacob Ezekiel to Sabato Morais Regarding the Hebrew Union College, April 1, 1878

Letter from Jacob Ezekiel to Sabato Morais Regarding the Hebrew Union College, April 1, 1878

Two-page letter dated April 1, 1878, from Jacob Ezekiel, Secretary of the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Rabbi Sabato Morais of Mikveh Israel Congregation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The letter discusses plans for a preparatory school for the Hebrew Union College in Philadelphia and the effort to establish a National Union of Congregations. The letter is written on Ezekiel & Co. stationery.

Letter from Jacob Ezekiel to Sabato Morais Regarding Hebrew Union College and a National Union of Congregations, May 8, 1878

Letter from Jacob Ezekiel to Sabato Morais Regarding Hebrew Union College and a National Union of Congregations, May 8, 1878

Two-page letter written on May 8, 1878, by Jacob Ezekiel, Secretary of the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Rabbi Sabato Morais of Mikveh Israel Congregation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The letter concerns efforts to establish a national union of congregations, with Mikveh Israel's refusal to join. Ezekiel requests Morais' continued participation in the upcoming annual student examinations in June, despite Mikveh Israel's decision. The letter is written on official Hebrew Union College stationery and enclosed in an official envelope.

Letter from Lewis Abraham to Isaac Leeser Regarding Synagogue Seating Practices, June 8, 1852

Letter from Lewis Abraham to Isaac Leeser Regarding Synagogue Seating Practices, June 8, 1852

A one and a half page letter dated June 8, 1852, from Lewis Abraham in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Abraham inquires about various synagogue practices in the United States concerning seating charges and ownership, noting the 'thoughtless management' of Jewish legislation on the continent. He mentions forming a committee to consider policy in Cincinnati and plans to contact other religious leaders and laity.

Two Letters to Isaac Leeser on One Sheet, September 4 and 6, 1845

Two Letters to Isaac Leeser on One Sheet, September 4 and 6, 1845

This archival item consists of two letters written to Isaac Leeser on a single sheet. The first letter, dated September 4, 1845, is from Abraham Lewis in Cincinnati, Ohio. The second, more substantial letter, dated September 6, 1845, is from Joseph Jonas, also in Cincinnati, to Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Jonas, an English Jew who arrived in Cincinnati in 1817, discusses the challenges of establishing a Jewish Institute in Cincinnati, expressing his disappointment in the 'rude and uneducated' recent German Jewish immigrants. He also mentions charitable contributions made for those affected by the Great Pittsburgh Fire. Jonas's letter further reveals his plea to simplify the content of Leeser's *Occident* magazine to make it more accessible to less educated Jewish readers. This collection offers a rare glimpse into the experiences of early Jewish settlers in the Ohio River Valley and the complexities of the Jewish community in the mid-19th century.

The Israelite: A Selection of Issues, April 12 - June 28, 1861

The Israelite: A Selection of Issues, April 12 - June 28, 1861

This collection comprises a selection of issues of *The Israelite*, a newspaper published in Cincinnati, Ohio, from April 12 to June 28, 1861. The issues cover Volume VII, numbers 41 through 51, with issues #44 missing. The newspaper was published by Bloch & Co. and edited by Isaac Mayer Wise. The collection includes advertisements. The issues are unbound.

The Sabbath Visitor: A Weekly Periodical for Jewish Sabbath Schools and Young People, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1882-1886

The Sabbath Visitor: A Weekly Periodical for Jewish Sabbath Schools and Young People, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1882-1886

Collection of issues of *The Sabbath Visitor*, a weekly periodical published in Cincinnati, Ohio, from 1882-1886. This collection includes issues from Volume 9 (copies 10, 11, 13, 15, 16, 18, 19, 24, 25, 31, 36, 38, 40, and 46), Volume 10 (copy 11), and Volume 13 (copy 18). The collection also contains the Max Lilienthal Memorial Edition. Published by Bloch & Co., *The Sabbath Visitor* was the first magazine for American Jewish children, founded by Rabbi Max Lilienthal in 1874 and discontinued in 1892. The masthead states that the periodical was published weekly 'in the interest of Jewish Sabbath-schools, and for the instruction and entertainment of young Israel at large.'

Trade Card for Freiberg-Wolfstein Oak Tanning Co.

Trade Card for Freiberg-Wolfstein Oak Tanning Co.

This trade card advertises the Freiberg-Wolfstein Oak Tanning Co., located at Dunlap, Branch, and Providence Streets in Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features an illustration of a large bull. The bull is depicted in a striking pose, suggesting strength and power, a common symbol for the tanning industry. The card is printed in black and white and has a red border. The back is blank.

Trade Card: Ullmann, Dreifus & Co., Great Leader Cigars, Cincinnati, Ohio

Trade Card: Ullmann, Dreifus & Co., Great Leader Cigars, Cincinnati, Ohio

This trade card advertises "Great Leader Cigars" manufactured by Ullmann, Dreifus & Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card displays the advertisement text: "WE RECOMMEND GREAT LEADER CIGARS, 5 FOR 10 CENTS...PACKED ONLY IN POUCHES OF FIVE EACH...MANUFACTURED BY ULLMANN, DREIFUS & CO." The back of the card depicts a winter scene, possibly a snowy landscape with a robin. The image suggests a peaceful and somewhat idyllic setting, contrasting with the commercial message on the front. A second image in this record shows the same card, indicating a duplicate.

Trade Card for J. Feuer, Clothier

Trade Card for J. Feuer, Clothier

This trade card advertises the clothing store of J. Feuer, located at 240 & 242 West Fifth Avenue in Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features an illustration of three boys fishing, holding a single fish. The back of the card contains a full advertisement.

Trade Card for Cahn's Celebrated Cincinnati Candies

Trade Card for Cahn's Celebrated Cincinnati Candies

This trade card advertises Cahn's Celebrated Cincinnati Candies, located at 161 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features an illustration of two girls enjoying themselves in a park setting. One of the girls sits on a bench while the other looks over her shoulder. There are trees and foliage in the background, creating a serene atmosphere. The card features a decorative border. This card was featured in an exhibit at the Library of Congress in 2005. The back of the card is blank.

Trade Card for E. Newman, Dealer in Ladies' Fine Undergarments

Trade Card for E. Newman, Dealer in Ladies' Fine Undergarments

This trade card advertises E. Newman, a dealer in ladies' fine undergarments, in Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features a woman wearing a Bortree corset. The illustration depicts a woman standing with her back to the viewer, facing a mirror. She wears a long gown and a corset. The words 'Bortree Corset' are printed on the corset. The back of the card provides more detailed information about the business.

Trade Card for Spielman Brothers, Dry Goods

Trade Card for Spielman Brothers, Dry Goods

This trade card advertises Spielman Brothers, a dry goods store located at 164 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features a design of a basket of berries, with the business name and address printed beneath. The back of the card is blank.

Trade Card for Spielman Brothers, Dry Goods

Trade Card for Spielman Brothers, Dry Goods

This trade card advertises Spielman Brothers, a dry goods store located at 164 West Fifth Street in Cincinnati, Ohio. The card features a simple design with an image of a beautiful pink morning glory flower. The illustration is set against a background of a dark blue color, creating a dramatic contrast. The back of the card is blank.

Trade Card for Spielman Brothers, Dry Goods Merchants

Trade Card for Spielman Brothers, Dry Goods Merchants

This trade card advertises Spielman Brothers, dry goods merchants located at 164 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features a delicate illustration of a snowball flower, with a small, white flower at the center of a fluffy, white circle. The back of the card is blank.

Trade Card: Feld & Fine, House Furnishings, Cincinnati, Ohio

Trade Card: Feld & Fine, House Furnishings, Cincinnati, Ohio

This trade card advertises Feld & Fine, proprietors Nathan Feld and Samuel Fine, dealers in house furnishings. The front of the card features a stylized illustration of a wheat stalk, possibly representing abundance and prosperity. The address is also visible: S.W. Corner 6th & Main, Cincinnati, Ohio. The back of the card features a full advertisement, though the details aren't visible in the provided image. The style suggests it may date from the late 19th century.

Trade Card for Fechheimer Bros. & Co.

Trade Card for Fechheimer Bros. & Co.

This trade card advertises Fechheimer Bros. & Co., a clothing store located at 102, 104, 106, and 108 West Fifth Street in Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features a young woman surrounded by flowers. The back of the card provides further information about the business.

Trade Card for Isaacs & Co., Clothing Merchants

Trade Card for Isaacs & Co., Clothing Merchants

This trade card advertises Isaacs & Co., a clothing merchant located at 264 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card depicts a girl on a sled. The back of the card contains the complete advertisement for the business.

Trade Card for Loewenstein Canning Company

Trade Card for Loewenstein Canning Company

This trade card advertises the Loewenstein Canning Company, located at 569-579 John Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card depicts two men riding a unicycle. The image is comical and eye-catching. The back of the card includes a full advertisement. The company phone number, 7479.2, is printed on the front of the card.

Trade Card: Roth & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio

Trade Card: Roth & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio

Trade card for Roth & Co., purveyors of Splendide Paris Kid Gloves, located at 117 W. Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The card depicts a woman in fancy corseted attire wearing long blue gloves. The card dates to circa 1885.

Trade Card: H. Frank & Bro., Steamship and Railroad Ticket Office, Cincinnati, Ohio

Trade Card: H. Frank & Bro., Steamship and Railroad Ticket Office, Cincinnati, Ohio

This trade card advertises H. Frank & Bro.'s steamship and railroad ticket office and foreign exchange services in Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card depicts two clowns balancing a sign on their feet. The style is a sepia-toned drawing. The address, 55 West Fourth St., is clearly visible on the card. The back of the card features a full advertisement. Additional information from the record indicates that H. Frank & Bro. also published a Hebrew Almanac for the year 5644 (1883-1884) and a calendar in 1895.

Trade Card for B. Frank Hart, Boots and Shoes

Trade Card for B. Frank Hart, Boots and Shoes

This trade card advertises B. Frank Hart, a boot and shoe dealer located at 81 W. Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card displays a colorful illustration of a lake scene with red, pink, and purple flowers. The back of the card includes a full advertisement for Hart's business, with additional details about the boots and shoes he sold.

Trade Card for Loewenstein Canning Company

Trade Card for Loewenstein Canning Company

This trade card advertises the Loewenstein Canning Company, located at 569 to 675 John Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features a bird perched on a branch, surrounded by yellow flowers. The back of the card provides detailed information about the company, advertising them as packers of compressed corned beef, beef, lamb, and mutton.

Trade Card: Mrs. E. Levy, Ostrich Feather Cleaning, Dyeing, and Curling, Cincinnati, Ohio

Trade Card: Mrs. E. Levy, Ostrich Feather Cleaning, Dyeing, and Curling, Cincinnati, Ohio

This trade card advertises the services of Mrs. E. Levy, specializing in the cleaning, dyeing, and curling of ostrich feathers. The card features a charming illustration depicting two young girls riding in a deer-drawn sleigh, creating a wintery scene. The image is likely meant to evoke feelings of elegance and sophistication, associated with the high-quality feather work offered by Mrs. Levy. The business address, 233 West Seventh Street, is clearly printed on the card along with a description of her services. The back of the card is blank. A note indicates the card was on display at a Library of Congress Exhibit in Cincinnati during 2005 (AJA).

Trade Card for J. Friedmann, Ladies' and Children's Outfitter

Trade Card for J. Friedmann, Ladies' and Children's Outfitter

This trade card advertises J. Friedmann, a ladies' and children's outfitter located at 371 Elm Street in Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features a young girl wearing a Peter Pan collar and a stylish dress. The design incorporates intricate scrollwork, adding a touch of elegance. The back of the card is blank.

Trade Card for Bayrd & Goldstein, Manufacturers of Frames, Moldings, and Cornices

Trade Card for Bayrd & Goldstein, Manufacturers of Frames, Moldings, and Cornices

This trade card advertises Bayrd & Goldstein, manufacturers of frames, moldings, and cornices. The front of the card features a pink rose with green leaves, and the business name and address are printed below. The business address is 88 Seneca Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The back of the card has a full advertisement and states that Bayrd & Goldstein will move to 245 Superior Street on September 15th.

Trade Card for Hyman & Co., Furniture Dealers

Trade Card for Hyman & Co., Furniture Dealers

This trade card for Hyman & Co. features a winter scene of a church with snow-covered trees in the foreground. The text, printed in black against a white background, indicates the address for the business: 193 W. Fifth St., near Elm, Cincinnati. The back of the card is blank. The card appears to be black and white.

Business Card: Ullmann, Dreifus & Co., Great Leader Cigars, Cincinnati, Ohio

Business Card: Ullmann, Dreifus & Co., Great Leader Cigars, Cincinnati, Ohio

This business card advertises "Great Leader Cigars" manufactured by Ullmann, Dreifus & Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features the text:"WE RECOMMEND GREAT LEADER CIGARS, 5 FOR 10 CENTS. PACKED ONLY IN POUCHES OF FIVE EACH." The back of the card depicts a winter scene with a robin perched on a branch. The style of the illustration and the overall design suggests a late 19th-century origin. The back of the card is illustrated with a snow scene. A duplicate of this card is listed as a business card.

Trade Card for Hyman & Co., Furniture and Dry Goods Dealers

Trade Card for Hyman & Co., Furniture and Dry Goods Dealers

This trade card advertises Hyman & Co., located at 155, 157, and 159 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features an image of two young women wrapped in a blanket, likely representing a family scene of togetherness, warmth, and possibly the comfort found in the merchandise sold by Hyman & Co. The address is located at the bottom of the card, with the street and intersecting streets, Race and Elm, noted. The back of the card is blank.

Winesteiner Store Token

Winesteiner Store Token

Civil War era store token for Winesteiner, located at 35 East Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The obverse features the name 'WINESTEINER' and the address. The reverse depicts an eagle. The token is dated to 1863 based on the context of the Civil War.

H. Lazaress Trade Token Advertisement

H. Lazaress Trade Token Advertisement

Trade token advertisement for H. Lazaress, a dealer in rags and metals, located at 26 15th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The token features an Indian Head Penny on the reverse and is dated 1863. The token is made of copper.

N. Mendal Shafer Civil War Store Token

N. Mendal Shafer Civil War Store Token

Store token issued by N. Mendal Shafer, located at 57 3rd Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The token's reverse depicts "THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, A NATIONAL CURRENCY AND; HUMAN RIGHTS." Issued during the Civil War when metallic coins were scarce, this token, along with others like it, was a temporary solution to facilitate trade before Congress passed an act in 1864 forbidding private issuance of currency. Shafer practiced law in Cincinnati for several years before relocating to New York City.

R. Rothschild's Sons Advertising Trade Token

R. Rothschild's Sons Advertising Trade Token

Post-Civil War trade token advertising R. Rothschild's Sons, makers of saloon fixtures and billiard tables in Cincinnati, Ohio. The token is redeemable for 5 cents at H. J. Seeymeyer's. The imagery on the token includes a billiard table. The date is circa 1870.

Trade Card: H. Frank & Bro., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1881

Trade Card: H. Frank & Bro., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1881

Trade card advertising H. Frank & Bro., located at 55 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The card features an illustration of clowns and a full advertisement. Published in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1881. The firm also published a Hebrew Almanac in 1883 and a calendar in 1895.

Trade Card for Louis Snider's Sons, Paper Goods Merchants

Trade Card for Louis Snider's Sons, Paper Goods Merchants

This trade card advertises Louis Snider's Sons, a paper goods merchant at 121 Walnut Street in Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features a decorative design incorporating seashells. The back of the card advertises trade cards for $8.00 per 1,000. The card has a red border.

Trade Card for Ben Schneider, Jeweler

Trade Card for Ben Schneider, Jeweler

The front of this trade card features an illustration of a child standing next to a stag. The back of the card provides the business' address: 503 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and a full advertisement.

Billhead - Kuhn, Netter & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, February 18, 1868

Billhead - Kuhn, Netter & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, February 18, 1868

Billhead from Kuhn, Netter & Co., Importers & Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods & Clothing. The billhead is dated February 18, 1868. It lists an itemized account, likely for clothing or fabrics, for the buyer, Beam & Jay. The bill includes the address: N. E. Corner 3rd & Vine Sts, opp. Burnet House, Cincinnati, Ohio. It also includes a detailed illustration of the company's brick storefront and details of the business in ornate Victorian-style lettering.

Broadside advertising Cincinnati merchants, February 1, 1847

Broadside advertising Cincinnati merchants, February 1, 1847

A broadside advertising various wholesale merchants, manufacturers, and artisans in Cincinnati, Ohio, on February 1, 1847. The broadside was likely distributed to visitors on a buying trip to the city. It includes an advertisement for Elias Mayer, a wholesale clothier located at 22 Pearl Street, and A. H. Meyer, an importer and manufacturer of tobacco.

Cincinnati Daily Gazette, April 24, 1877: Lip Pike's First Game as Captain of the Cincinnati Red Stockings

Cincinnati Daily Gazette, April 24, 1877: Lip Pike's First Game as Captain of the Cincinnati Red Stockings

Newspaper issue of the Cincinnati Daily Gazette, published in Cincinnati, Ohio on April 24, 1877. This rare issue covers Lip Pike's first game as captain of the Cincinnati Red Stockings, detailing his debut in the 1877 professional baseball season and the Red Stockings' victory over Indianapolis. The article features a detailed account of the game, with Pike's name mentioned five times.

Billhead - Freiberg, Klein and Co., Galveston, Texas, September 9, 1890

Billhead - Freiberg, Klein and Co., Galveston, Texas, September 9, 1890

Invoice from Freiberg, Klein & Co., importers, distillers, and rectifiers of wholesale liquor and cigar dealers. Located at 5 & 7 Strand, Galveston, Texas, and 28 & 30 Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated September 9, 1890. The bill lists three items: 3 doz. assorted brandy, 1 doz. Belle of Anderson Whiskey, and 1 doz. Bourbon Whiskey. The billhead features a company logo with the text “Belle of Anderson,” the company's trademarked whiskey, and the words “Southern Agents” appear below the logo.

Billhead - Fechheimer, Karpeles & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, May 13, 1875

Billhead - Fechheimer, Karpeles & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, May 13, 1875

Billhead for Fechheimer, Karpeles & Co., importers of musical instruments and strings, fancy goods, toys, notions, pocket-books, cutlery, etc., located at 145 and 147 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated May 13, 1875. The bill is made out to Mr. H. L. Perry of Shelby, Ohio, and lists one item with its price. The billhead includes a small vignette of the business, likely at the address listed.

Letter from Sachs & Brother to Henry Tobias Regarding Textile Shipment, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 19, 1845

Letter from Sachs & Brother to Henry Tobias Regarding Textile Shipment, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 19, 1845

A two-page commercial letter dated April 19, 1845, from the firm Sachs & Brother in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Henry Tobias in New York, New York. The letter discusses a delayed shipment of cloths, the impact on sales due to the late arrival, and the current state of the clothing market in Cincinnati, noting that goods are plentiful and selling at low rates. The letter is addressed to Tobias and includes a postal surcharge.

Billhead - A. G. Schwab & Bro., Cincinnati, Ohio, May 4, 1882

Billhead - A. G. Schwab & Bro., Cincinnati, Ohio, May 4, 1882

Invoice from A. G. Schwab & Bro., wholesale dealers in gold and plated jewelry and American and Swiss Watches, located at 53 W. Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated May 4, 1882. The bill lists several items purchased by John Frieman and their corresponding prices. The billhead features an illustration of the Johnston Building, the business location, with decorative text and borders.

Billhead - Poland & Henry, Cincinnati, October 16, 1854

Billhead - Poland & Henry, Cincinnati, October 16, 1854

Invoice from Poland & Henry, wholesale grocers, liquor and commission merchants, located at 38 & 40 Corner of Second & Sycamore Sts, Cincinnati. Dated October 16, 1854. The bill lists purchases made by William Corbin of a pocket of Java coffee, 1/3 of a box of N.O. sugar, and 1 box of ship tea. The billhead displays ornate Victorian-style lettering and has a printed header section.

Letter from Alfred Stille to Isaac Hays, Cincinnati, Ohio, May 9, 1850

Letter from Alfred Stille to Isaac Hays, Cincinnati, Ohio, May 9, 1850

A three and one-quarter page letter from Dr. Alfred Stille to Dr. Isaac Hays, dated May 9, 1850. Written from Cincinnati, Ohio, the letter discusses Stille's attendance at the American Medical Association convention. It suggests a close professional relationship between Stille and Hays. This is the second of two letters by Stille documenting the AMA convention; the AMA was founded in 1847.

Albumen Photograph of Phineas Moses, Cincinnati, Ohio

Albumen Photograph of Phineas Moses, Cincinnati, Ohio

Mounted albumen photograph of Phineas Moses (1798-1895), a Jewish pioneer in Cincinnati, Ohio. Taken by Cincinnati photographer James Landy. The photograph measures 145x95 mm (overall 200x245 mm) and is from the book *Cincinnati past and present, or, its industrial history as exhibited in the life-labors of its leading men*, published by Elm Street Printing Co. in Cincinnati in 1872. The photograph is in very good condition.

Billhead - M. Loth, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 23, 1864

Billhead - M. Loth, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 23, 1864

Invoice from M. Loth, a wholesale notions merchant, located at 121 Main Street, up stairs, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated November 23, 1864. The bill lists various items and their quantities purchased by Paul Huls. The billhead includes a handwritten signature and a stamp for a government tax on the transaction. There are also notations about payment methods, terms, and credits at the bottom.

Billhead - M. Loth, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 29, 1864

Billhead - M. Loth, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 29, 1864

Billhead for M. Loth, located at No. 121 Main Street, up stairs, Cincinnati, Ohio. The billhead is dated November 29, 1864. The buyer is listed as Paul Huls of New Antioch, Ohio. It is likely a transaction for goods sold by Loth to Huls. Terms are 'Net Cash'. The billhead also notes that 'Particular Attention Paid to Orders.'

Billhead - Moses & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, April 15, 1869

Billhead - Moses & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, April 15, 1869

Billhead from Moses & Co., importers and jobbers of dry goods and manufacturers of clothing and cloaks, located at 126 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated April 15, 1869. The bill details a purchase of goods by S. & M. Rugger. The bill includes an itemized list of the purchase, with prices and quantities for

Letter and Envelope from Dreyfoos, Cahn & Co. to Beam & Jay, March 18, 1869

Letter and Envelope from Dreyfoos, Cahn & Co. to Beam & Jay, March 18, 1869

This archival item consists of a letter and its accompanying envelope. The letter, dated March 18, 1869, was sent from Dreyfoos, Cahn & Co., a Cincinnati, Ohio-based shoe company located at 115 West Pearl Street, to Beam & Jay in New Paris, Ohio. The content of the letter is commercial in nature. The envelope provides additional information about the sender and recipient.

Billhead - B. Bettmann & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, August 26, 1882

Billhead - B. Bettmann & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, August 26, 1882

Invoice from B. Bettmann & Co., Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in Gents Furnishing Goods, Hosiery and Fancy Goods, located at 62 West Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated August 26, 1882. The bill is for a purchase of 16 items. Items include shirts, vests, coats, and pants, and the total amount owed is $11.70. The billhead features an ornate Victorian-style lettering. The business name is listed at the top in a larger font. There is a printed header with the business's address and terms of payment.

Billhead - Isaac Winkler & Brother, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 14, 1883

Billhead - Isaac Winkler & Brother, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 14, 1883

Invoice from Isaac Winkler & Brother, wholesale dealers in woolen rags and paper stock, located at 18, 20, 22, and 24 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The bill, dated November 14, 1883, shows a purchase by John R. Scott & Co. of 1 bale of “Light Cut Cloth” at a price of 4 1/2 cents. The billhead is printed on high-quality paper with a lithographic illustration of the business’s building. Decorative elements include a framed header section and an ornate Victorian-style lettering. The billhead states “All bills payable in Cincinnati to our order.

Does Judaism Still Exist?: A Pamphlet by David Davidson

Does Judaism Still Exist?: A Pamphlet by David Davidson

This 15-page pamphlet, written by Rev. David Davidson (1848-1933), addresses the question of Judaism's continued relevance. Published circa 1885, it reflects the religious landscape of the time and Davidson's role as a prominent Reform rabbi and educator. The pamphlet's scarcity is noted by its inclusion in Singerman's bibliography (2843), and its absence from OCLC. The pamphlet likely circulated within the American Jewish community during a time of significant change and debate within the Jewish faith.

Billhead - N. Menderson & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, August 2, 1882

Billhead - N. Menderson & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, August 2, 1882

Billhead - N. Menderson & Co. is a manufacturer's of Men's, Youth & Boys Clothing located at 151 & 151 1/2 West 4th Street, Cincinnato Ohio, on the bill for Hower Bros, Burbank, Ohio. Dated August 2, 1882. The bill lists several items, likely clothing, with corresponding quantities, prices, and subtotals. This invoice includes an itemized list of the transaction. The billhead has a printed header, ornate lettering, and clear details of the business address and transaction. The billhead also features a lithographic image of the company's store/factory.

Billhead - L. & W. Milius, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 27, 1857

Billhead - L. & W. Milius, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 27, 1857

Invoice for a “Silk Dress Coat” from L. & W. Milius, wholesale dealers in clothing, furnishing goods, and other items, located at 42 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The bill, dated November 27, 1857, was likely for a purchase by J. H. Hopping. The invoice shows the business name and address in ornate lettering, and the handwritten note indicates the customer will receive the garment soon.

See, Oh! Norma: Duett from Bellini's Opera Norma, Sheet Music

See, Oh! Norma: Duett from Bellini's Opera Norma, Sheet Music

Sheet music for the duet "See, Oh! Norma" from Bellini's opera Norma, translated from the Italian of Romani and adapted to the original score as performed in Europe by Henry Edward Sutton. Published in Cincinnati by W. C. Peters, circa 1841. The sheet music features the composer Bellini, translator Romani, adapter Sutton, and performer Woolf.

Letter from Rabbi Max Lilienthal to Julius Freiberg Regarding Disinterment in Cincinnati, Ohio, August 31, 1871

Letter from Rabbi Max Lilienthal to Julius Freiberg Regarding Disinterment in Cincinnati, Ohio, August 31, 1871

A one-page letter written in English by Rabbi Dr. Max Lilienthal to Julius Freiberg on August 31, 1871, in Cincinnati, Ohio. The letter concerns a Halachic opinion on the disinterment of graves from an older Jewish cemetery for transfer to a new cemetery. It includes a reference to Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise's opinion on the matter. The letter shows the lower left corner is torn.

Trade Card for Feld & Fine, Dealers in Carpets, Furniture, and Stoves

Trade Card for Feld & Fine, Dealers in Carpets, Furniture, and Stoves

This trade card advertises Feld & Fine, dealers in carpets, furniture, and stoves located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The card features an image of a cherub in clouds on the front. The card indicates the store is at the southwest corner of 6th and Main Streets (Gatt House), Cincinnati, OH. The back of the card is blank.

Autograph Letter Signed from Isaac Mayer Wise to Rabbi Max Landsberg, July 10-13, 1871

Autograph Letter Signed from Isaac Mayer Wise to Rabbi Max Landsberg, July 10-13, 1871

Autograph letter signed by Isaac Mayer Wise (1819-1900) written in German to Rabbi Max Landsberg (1845-1927) on the letterhead of *The Israelite & Die Deborah*. The verso contains Landsberg's pencil-written response to Wise. Wise questions Landsberg's signing of a petition against him at the Cincinnati rabbinical conference. The letter includes Landsberg's response. Two pages. Written in Cincinnati, Ohio on July 10th, 1871 and Rochester, NY on July 13th, 1871. Letters fully transcribed and with complete English translation.

Billhead - Heidelbach, Friedlander & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, April 27, 1883

Billhead - Heidelbach, Friedlander & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, April 27, 1883

Billhead from Heidelbach, Friedlander & Co., importers and jobbers of woolens and manufacturers of clothing, located at 129 West Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dated April 27, 1883. The bill lists the purchase of 3 School Cotton Worsted Coats shipped to Robert Williams of Belfast, Pennsylvania on April 10. The billhead has a printed header, ornate lettering, and clear details of the business address and transaction.

Price List of Aaron A. Colter & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, September 23, 1875

Price List of Aaron A. Colter & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, September 23, 1875

A three-page illustrated broadside and envelope, dated September 23, 1875, advertising the prices of sugar, coffee, fruits, and molasses offered by Aaron A. Colter & Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio. Prices are handwritten on the printed broadside. The company's address is listed as the Northwest Corner of 6th and Main Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Letter from Robert Blair to William Blair, Cincinnati, Ohio, July 23, 1855

Letter from Robert Blair to William Blair, Cincinnati, Ohio, July 23, 1855

Letter written by Robert Blair to William Blair on July 23, 1855, from Cincinnati, Ohio. The letter describes Cincinnati's diverse population, including significant numbers of Irish Catholics and Jews, and discusses local politics and social dynamics during that period. It also mentions the Fourth of July celebrations and the tensions between different religious groups.

Letter from J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. to Jonathan S. Ferguson, February 6, 1879

Letter from J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. to Jonathan S. Ferguson, February 6, 1879

A letter from the J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, to their attorney, Jonathan S. Ferguson, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dated February 6, 1879. The letter concerns a legal dispute regarding a billiard table purchase and lists Moses Bensinger as a principal. This letter is part of a larger archive documenting a legal contest over a billiard table purchase from 1875-1879. The archive contains letters, shipping documents, and promissory notes.

Letter from J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. to Jno. S. Ferguson, May 24, 1877

Letter from J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. to Jno. S. Ferguson, May 24, 1877

A letter from the J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, to their attorney, Jno. S. Ferguson, dated May 24, 1877. The letter, part of a larger archive documenting a legal dispute over a billiard table purchase, references Moses Bensinger as a principal. The letter is illustrated and contained within an illustrated envelope featuring a Centennial Medal.

Letter from J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. to Jno. S. Ferguson, February 22, 1879

Letter from J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. to Jno. S. Ferguson, February 22, 1879

A letter from the J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, to their attorney, Jno. S. Ferguson, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dated February 22, 1879. The letter concerns a legal dispute regarding a billiard table purchase, mentioning Moses Bensinger as a principal. This letter is part of a larger archive documenting a legally contested purchase of a billiard table from the Brunswick & Balke Company between 1875 and 1879. The archive also includes other forms and letters detailing the financial dispute.

Business Correspondence: Wm. Ronsheim & Bros., Levy & Ronsheim, and Reynolds & Frank, Cincinnati and Delaware, Ohio, 1847-1879

Business Correspondence: Wm. Ronsheim & Bros., Levy & Ronsheim, and Reynolds & Frank, Cincinnati and Delaware, Ohio, 1847-1879

Collection of business correspondence related to the firms Wm. Ronsheim & Bros., Levy & Ronsheim, and Reynolds & Frank, operating in Cincinnati and Delaware, Ohio, between 1847 and 1879. The materials include letters and an advertising envelope for boys' clothing. One letter is dated November 26, 1879, and mentions an address at 70 West Pearl Street, Cincinnati.

Trade Cards: Isidor Klein & Co. and H. A. Klein & Co., Wine and Whiskey Merchants

Trade Cards: Isidor Klein & Co. and H. A. Klein & Co., Wine and Whiskey Merchants

This record contains two trade cards advertising two related businesses: Isidor Klein & Co. and H. A. Klein & Co. The front of the first card displays a lithograph of a picturesque rose garden and lake scene. The back (second image) features a full advertisement listing both companies. Isidor Klein & Co., wine merchants, is located at 2139 Central Ave., Cincinnati, O., while H. A. Klein & Co., whiskey merchants, is situated at 134 East Main Street, Madison, Ind. The style of the illustration and printing suggest a date around the late 19th century.

Silk Broadside for Fanny Davenport's Farewell Benefit Performance of *Lionette, or The Princess de Bagdad*, Grand Opera House, Cincinnati, Ohio, January 20, 1882

Silk Broadside for Fanny Davenport's Farewell Benefit Performance of *Lionette, or The Princess de Bagdad*, Grand Opera House, Cincinnati, Ohio, January 20, 1882

Silk broadside (handbill or program) advertising Fanny Davenport's farewell benefit performance of *Lionette, or The Princess de Bagdad* at the Grand Opera House in Cincinnati, Ohio on January 20, 1882. The broadside lists the cast, including George Clarke, Charles Fisher, Lewis Baker, Harry Hawk, and Sallie Cohen. Printed by Commercial Job Rooms Print.

Trade Card for Fleischmann & Co., Compressed Yeast

Trade Card for Fleischmann & Co., Compressed Yeast

This trade card advertises Fleischmann & Co., a manufacturer of compressed yeast. The front of the card features an illustration by Ackert & Henckel Lith. depicting a boy scaring a woman with a fake rat as a clerk leans over the counter. The back of the card offers a recipe for white bread and information on how to secure a copy of the *Revised Presidential Cookbook*. The address 419 Plum Street, Cincinnati, OH, is printed on the front of the card.

Trade Card for J. H. Richter, The Clothier

Trade Card for J. H. Richter, The Clothier

This trade card advertises J. H. Richter, a men's and boys' clothing store and merchant tailor located at 216 & 218 West 5th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. The front of the card features an illustration of two boys. One boy wears a blue coat and a top hat. The other boy wears a black hat and a red coat. The back of the card has the business name, address, and the year the business was established (1855).