Subject: Business ephemera

An unusual advertising piece: a brush with the name and address 'M. Born & Co.' carved into the handle. The brush was likely given away as an advertisement for the company. Originating from Chicago, Illinois, United States; undated, but likely circa 1920.

Unusual advertising piece featuring the name and address of Abe Cohen's brush business. The piece dates from circa 1920. The geographic location is approximately 40.178854000289,-76.1774880002631.

An advertising pin featuring the 'Wilson Block'. The pin was likely produced by or for the Reich Brothers. The exact date of creation is unknown, but based on the style and materials, it is estimated to be created around the turn of the 20th century.

Nickel plate advertising piece featuring S. L. Hart's jewelry business. The front advertises "JAS. BOSS and KEYSTONE NATIONAL", and the back displays "S. L. HART ..JEWELER..EST. 1877". The plate includes a chain. Circa 1900. Found in Ms. Coll. 1410, M, Box 5, Folder 3.

This is an advertisement for telephone tokens and rubber stamps. The front of the item advertises telephone tokens at 1212 Market Street, opposite 8th Street in Philadelphia. The back advertises rubber stamps, seals, and checks, directing customers to call Market 1636. The advertisement likely dates from around 1910, based on the context of similar artifacts. The physical description of the item shows it is a small object, potentially a card or small piece of paper.

Trade card for Laskowski Brothers located at 110 North Seventh Street. The card likely dates from circa 1885, based on the donor's information. The card mentions "Girl & Goat," which may relate to a business or product. The card is part of a manuscript collection containing letters and cards related to mercantile trade.