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Broadside announcement for this union organizing event, at which attendees could "...hear speakers explain to you the benefits to be obtained in wages, hours and conditions by joining the Printing Trades' Unions..."; approximately 8 1/4" x 11" size; on newsprint- weight stock, browned and fragile, bottom left corner chipped away; in good condition, boldly printed.
Open Meeting For the Men and Women Employed in All Branches of the Printing and Greeting Card Industry. Under the Auspices of the Boston Allied Printing Trades Council to be Held in Social Hall, Tremont Temple...Thursday Evening, August 18th, 1938
(Boston Allied Printing Trades Council)
Boston, Mass.: Boston Allied Printing Trades Council, 1938.
Price: $45.00
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Boston Symphony Orchestra Fifty-first Season 1931-1932: Dr. Serge Koussevitzky, Conductor With Historical and Descriptive Notes By Philip Hale: Fifteenth Programme February 12, February 13
(Boston Symphony Orchestra)
Boston Massachusetts: Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1932.
Price: $20.00
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Boston, Grand Staircase, Public Library Postcard
(Boston)
Boston: Metropolitan News Co., 1906.
Price: $5.00
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Large Format 19th-Century Boston Trinity Church Photograph By Foster Bros.`
(Boston)
Boston: Foster Brothers,
Price: $25.00
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South Union Station, Dewey Square, Boston, Mass. Postcard
(Boston)
New York & Chicago: A.C. Bosselman, 1908.
Price: $5.00
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Broadside format, printed single-side; approx. 4 1/4" x 9 3/8" size; at least 1/3 of which is taken up by a well-done woodcut illustration signed in the plate by Hodge, lower left; the image showing a few vignettes of projects dear to Boston's voting populace, and titled "Branch Libraries", "H.R. City Property" (horse railroads), "Free Ferries", "City Gas", "Free Markets"; below the image is the list of candidates, topped by Frederic(k) O. Prince, for Mayor; also those running for alderman, school committee, street commissioner, common council, ward officers, inspectors - with all names listed; within the image is handwritten the date 1877 and again in pencil at top of the broadside; Prince had been elected in 1876 to serve in 1877 and then again in 18790-81 in the same office; broadside edges unevenly trimmed, one side with 1/2" x 2" chip, no loss to text or imagery; light wear; in very good condition; nice ephemeral survival; Boston, Massachusetts political item of the latter third of the nineteenth century.
1877 Broadside Announcement Ward 4. Regular Labor Reform Ticket of Bunker Hill District. "Without Labor Nothing Succeeds." For Mayor, Frederic O. Prince....With Woodcut Illustration By Hodge
(Political Memorabilia - Boston)
Boston, Mass.: No Publisher, 1877.
Price: $125.00
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