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Sign-"Olde Deerfield Doll House"
1917
1990.009.01
The wooden sign advertised a tea and gift shop operated by Mrs. Frederick S. Hyde in Deerfield, Massachusetts in the first quarter of the 20th century. |
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Sign-"Who would Turn Back 2 Hundred Yeare, Let him A light & Enter Here"
c. 1923
1981.03b
This wooden sign, advertising a tea house in Deerfield, Massachusetts, was attached to a tree outside. |
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Sign-"A. Boyden's Hotel"
c. 1850
1982.19
This classic wooden hotel sign came from a hotel that was run in Deerfield, Massachusetts, in the 1850s. |
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Bottle
c. 1880
1985.0024.020
Saratoga bottles were used to sell mineral springs to Americans searching for restorative drinks. |
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Ketchup Bottle
1986.02
People have been using ketchup as a condiment since Ancient Roman times
and it is still a popular condiment today. |
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Sign-"Franklin Savings Institution"
c. 1850
1993.11
The wooden sign with gilded letters announced the presence, "up stairs," of the Franklin Savings Institution, located on Bank Row in Greenfield, Massachusetts. |
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Bottle
c. 1880
1985.0024.018b
During the 19th century companies throughout the country touted the curative and restorative qualities of their mineral spring water. |
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"It Will Do You Good"- E. E. Flagg's Japanese Pain Reliever
c. 1900
L01.073
Patent medicines often claimed to cure many unrelated conditions. |
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"Improvement In Champooing And Hair Dyeing"
c. 1860
L01.074
Exotic imagery was employed to sell this hair restorative product. |
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"N. Vickary, Taxidermist"
c. 1870
L01.075
Taxidermy, the art of preserving animals' bodies, was first practiced in England in the 17th century. |