Subject: Promotional Materials

Promotional calendar issued by Liebenstein Bros. in Pearl City, Illinois in 1910. Features an image of a water tower.

This folded advertising card, printed on brown paper, promotes the popular play "Sam'l of Posen; or, The Commercial Drummer" starring M. B. Curtis, likely for a two-week engagement at the Park Theatre in Boston commencing October 15th. The front cover features an illustration of the well-dressed character Sam'l, with the caption "The Drummer Up to Date," surrounded by ornate, period-typical decorative borders. Inside, the card provides a detailed description of "The Drummer's" personality, a humorous "Drummer's Balance Sheet" listing various "transactions" such as "Lied" and "Got drunk," and concludes with a poem titled "Poem of \"Der Drummer\"" purportedly by Chas. Francis Adams. The card utilizes distinct typography and decorative elements common in late 19th-century promotional materials.

Eight sheets of four stamps each, promoting the Great Charity Matzo Fund. Features a young girl wearing a hat. Text in English and Yiddish. Published in New York City circa 1930. Associated with institutions in Jerusalem. Address listed: 211 East Broadway, NYC.

Promotional material for the International Livestock Exposition, featuring graphic depictions of sheep and a bull. Date is estimated to be circa 1906 based on metadata. Includes images (not currently available online).

Advertising handout for Maxwell House Coffee. The handout is dated circa 1940 and its physical location is Ms. Coll. 1410, M, Box 6, Folder 116. No further description is available.

A store coupon, circa 1900, advertising a 50-cent discount. The coupon indicates it is valid at any of the issuing store's locations. The text includes "STORE NO. 6" and "..."GOOD AT ANY OF OUR STORES"; 50 CENTS;".