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Morning Glory Collects… |
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From friends and family, autographs, rhymes and sayings fill these |
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AUTOGRAPH book, Myra E Cole, 15th birthday, 1881. View View View View View #a29998 |
Album Oct 10th, 1881 Norwalk, Ohio "Remember me as ever your friend." |
Autograph album with sea shell motif. |
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AUTOGRAPH book, burgundy cover with hummingbird and flowers, to Cora from Fannie Christmas 1882, KY. View View View View View #a30007 |
To Cora from Fannie Christmas 1882, KY |
Franklin, Ky |
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AUTOGRAPH book with urn and drapery design cover, Susan Frances Stahl, 1883. View View View #a29997 |
Autograph Book, Susan Frances Stahl 1883 Oct. 29th, 1885 page ornamented with a hand holding roses. |
Vase of flowers Victorian scrap. |
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VICTORIAN 1840-60s handwritten diary with paintings, Gouveneur, NY. |
"SOUVENIR of Lake George and It’s |
"IN HOC SIGNO" dated All Saint’s |
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AUTOGRAPH book with bird and leaves cover, 1880s. View View View View #a30005 |
March 6, 1889 Whitehall, NY |
"I’ve looked these pages o’er and o’er to see what others wrote before, And in this little lovely spot, I’ll here inscribe ‘forget-me-not’". October 18th, 1888 |
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AUTOGRAPH book, Carrie L. Elliott, Mass, 1860-1930s. View View View View View View View #a30009 |
"A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 1903-4" | Westminster, Mass. |
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"On this leaf in my memory pressed May my name forever rest." Feb. 26th, 1860 |
"Presented to Carrie L. Elliott from her friend Mrs. Thompson." |
Page illustrated with a hut under trees. |
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KEEPSAKE brown with silver trim autograph book, 1870s. View View #a29993 |
"May the bright hopes of life ever attend you." | "Ever your friend, Jan. 4, 1879" |
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AUTOGRAPH book, brown cover gold lettering, Ella, 1876. View View View View #a30004 |
"Autographs." "Woman, in our hours of ease, uncertain, coy & hard to please, But when anguish racks our brow, a ministering angel, thou." |
August 2, 1880 "O! love is to the human heart what sunshine is to flowers, And friendship is the fairer thing in this cold world of ours." |
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AUTOGRAPH book, brown cover gold lettering, 1877. View View View #a30003 |
Feb. 6th, 1877 "When this you see, remember me." |
"May your life be long and happy, may your deeds be good and true, May you never get cross or sappy, Or like this paper, blue." August 8th, 1877 |
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AUTOGRAPH book, Lola Conrad, Fenton, 1879. View View View View View View #a30006 |
Fenton, Feb. 6th, 1880 |
Fenton, August 14th, 1888 "Oh fair and happy by thy way, the skies all bright above thee, And fairer every coming day to thee and those that love thee." |
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AUTOGRAPH book, illustrated cover, Miss Edna Beck, Christmas 1880. View View View #a30000 |
"Presented to Miss Edna Beck, Christmas 1890, December 25th." |
New Haven, Ohio Sept. 16th, 1893 |
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AUTOGRAPH book, boy and girl gardening on cover, Mary Pressea, Indiana, 1895. View View View View View View View #a30001 |
Autographs with boy and girl reading on flyleaf. |
Summons, Indiana Jan. 1, 1895 |
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June 22nd, 1896 "Remember me in all your wishes,Remember me when doing dishes, And if the water is too hot, Put in a sweet forget-me-not." |
Cherub Victorian scrap. |
Lawrenceville, Indiana Oct. 29th, 1896 |
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VICTORIAN 1901 to 1926 autograph |
"I’m glad you are a little girl and have the afternoon for play" |
"May there be just enough cloud in your life to make a glorious sunset." |
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AUTOGRAPH book with brown leather cover, "Fuzzy", Catskills High, 1924. View View View View #a30012 |
"Pick up the glove, drop the "g", what is left I give to thee." |
Camp Andrie Girl Scout |
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AUTOGRAPH book, green cover, Suzanne Ruth Hagge, Y.S.H.S., 1926. View View View #a30008 |
Suzanne Ruth Hagge, Y.S.H.S. |
"When the golden sun is sinking and your heart from care is free, When of others you are thinking, won’t you sometimes think of me?" ’26 |
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AUTOGRAPH brown leather textured autograph book, Virginia Hackett, 109 West Clay Ave, Rosille Park, NJ, 1926. View View View View #a29999 |
To Virginia Hackett, 109 West Clay Ave., Roselle Park, NJ "If found wandering, please send home." "When you get married, and Davey gets wise, just put up your dukes and black his eyes." June 24, 1926 |
Doodle of a woman with her rolling pin. |
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AUTOGRAPH book, "My School Day Autobiography", Maureen Van Buskirk, Azle, Texas, 1936. View View View View View View #a30011 |
"Schoolday memories bring back pleasant thoughts of happy hours spent in work and play." |
"My teachers." |
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AUTOGRAPH book, Maureen Van Buskirk, Central Junior High, Class of 1937-38. View View View View #a30010 |
"School-day memories Class of 1937-38" |
"Here’s to candy, here’s to cake, here’s to a boy with a Ford V-8". "May there be just enough clouds in your life to make a glorious sunset." |