Subject: Dentistry

This billhead documents a transaction from M. L. Chaim, a Dental Surgeon in New York, dated September 28, 1883. It is addressed to D. Bailey, Esq., for dental services rendered, specifically a "Comp. Full upper + partial lower" set of dentures, costing $95.00. The bill is marked "Recd payment." and signed by J. S. Chaim. The billhead features an illustration of a set of teeth in the upper left corner. The header includes the inscription "Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art" and the name "Dr. M. L. Chaim, M. D., Dental Surgeon" in ornate Victorian-style lettering. The document has ruled red and blue lines for itemization. 3.

A tin sign in the shape of an arrow, painted yellow and red. The sign advertises a "Painless Dentist" with the tagline "No Pain Little Cost". The sign likely dates from around 1920 based on contextual information provided by the donor. The sign's geographic location is inferred to be Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, based on the provided coordinates.

This trade card advertises the Albany Dental Association and its dentist, J.W. Joslyn, located at 215 Market Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The front of the card features a floral scene and an image of a tooth. The back of the card lists the prices for dental services.