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Twenty-one years of the Anthoensen Press, 1947-1967, compiled by Edward F. Dana, Portland, Maine

The work of Fred Anthoensen and the Anthoensen Press over a 21 year period is described in the bibliographical catalog. An errata slip describes the outcome of a fire on November 5, 1970 at the business premises on Middle Street.

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How to paint, directions for applying paint and varnish with best results, Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago, Illinois

Directions for applying paint and varnish on different surfaces using Seroco products is provided. The back cover has an image of the Sears Paint Factory.

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Decorator's palette, the 1996 color forecast, color of home special edition, Martin Senour Paints, Sampler Publications, Inc., 707 Kautz Road, St. Charles, Illinois

Color trends using natural elements, simplicity and traditionalism are promoted with Martin Senour products.

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Color card, H.W. Johns Manufacturing Co., manufacturers of the standard paints for structural purposes, 119-121 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.

Paint chip samples are provided for the H.W. Johns' Asbestos Liquid Paint for industrial uses. Roof, railway, floor, coach and household paints, stains and varnishes are sold as well. C.F. Paige & Co., Inc. in Athol, Massachusetts sells the products.

Twenty-five books of the Stinehour Press, twenty-five years of the Stinehour Press, Dartmouth College Library, Hanover, New Hampshire

Books published by the Stinehour Press between 1950 and 1975 are described in bibliographical entries with images of the title pages.

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Interesting reading for property owners, Wadsworth, Martinez & Longman, No. 207 Pearl Street, New York, New York

The business wants property owners to perform a cost comparison test with their white lead paint and their competitors brands. The product is available from L. Campbell in Plainfield, Massachusetts. The image on the back cover has a large dog laying next to a can of paint.

Catalog of books and things, year ten, from the founding of the Roycroftshop, East Aurora, New York

This catalog is a list of books, goods and services made and sold by the Roycrofters. The cover title reads "A catalog of some books & things made by the Roy Crofters at their shop opposite the school house in East Aurora, 1905 & 1906.

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Color scheme for every room, E.I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co., Inc., Wilmington, Delaware

Interior decorators provide suggestions and tips for home decoration using Duco products.

The encyclopedia of sexual knowledge, by Dr. Costler, Dr. A. Willy, Eugenics Publishing Company, Inc., 317 East 34th Street, New York, New York

The brochure has a partial table of contents for the mail-order reference book done under the editorial direction of Dr. Norman Haire. An order form is attached to the cover.

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Utilac Lustrous Satin Finish Enamel, Benjamin Moore & Co., New York, New York

Utilac can be used to paint furniture, walls, floors and trim. Directions for using the durable and quick drying product are provided. The Benjamin Moore factory locations are listed on the item.

Uncommon and early books, catalogue 229, Lathrop C. Harper, Inc., 22 East 40th Street, New York, New York

The catalog has 200 books described in bibliographical entries with reproductions of illustrations.

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150 years of innovation, Wm. Zinsser & Co., Inc., 173 Belmont Drive, Somerset, New Jersey

Zinsser products are highlighted in the Company history from 1849 to 1999.

Sampson's Newspaper and Magazine Subscription Agency catalogue for 1892, Henry H. Sampson, proprietor, P.O. Box 3089, Boston, Mass.

The catalog for 1892 was sent out on September 15, 1891 as noted on an enclosed leaflet. Magazines and newspapers are listed alphabetically with a separate section for foreign publications. Sampson notes that "Harper's Young People" is offering 4,000 prizes to young subscribers in various categories...

Solving the paint problem, published by National Lead Co., New York, New York

Dutch Boy White Lead paint is promoted through the guidelines for homeowners. Historic houses and buildings are included as examples. The front cover is detached.

Sherwin-Williams Kem Bulletin Colors, The Sherwin-Williams Co., Graphic Arts and Sign Finishes Division, Cleveland, Ohio

The product is intended for billboards, store fronts, road shows, external signs and some interiors such as night club walls and trim. It should not be used on furniture.

Christmas book chat, a selection of the best books for 1953, Campbell's Book Store, 604 Congress Street, Portland, Maine

The catalog describes titles in various subject categories with a separate children's book section. There is a combination order form and envelope for customers.

Color styles for your home, Benjamin Moore & Co., New York, New York

Coordinated home interiors are shown to promote Benjamin Moore's paints and varnishes. Tips and suggestions are given for various living areas. One pamphlet has "C & D Hardware Co., 349 Union St., Rockland, Mass." stamped on the cover.

Best books for Christmas 1952, Campbell's Book Store, 604 Congress Street, Portland, Maine

The catalog describes titles in various subject categories with a separate children's book section.

Kyanize White Enamel, Boston Varnish Company, Everett Station 49, Boston, Mass.

The paint is waterproof, doesn't crack or chip and can be used on interior or exterior surfaces. The ad on the item verso is for Carter's Writing Fluid and Cico, the new liquid paste available from Carter's Ink Co., Boston, Massachusetts.

Italian wood block papers, Japan Paper Company, 109 East 31st Street, New York, New York

The text states the designs "are reproduced from plates at one time in the possession of Comte Remondini of Bassano Veneto." A price list, cut from another item, is included. The Company has an office at 453 Washington Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

Charm of painted things, Boston Varnish Company, Everett Station, Boston, Mass.

Suggestions for using Kyanize Varnishes and Enamels to refresh old furniture are provided. The Company also has designs and decals for customers to use.

Bill Jones, ambassador to cities and towns, S.D. Warren Company, 101 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.

Printed materials will support a business sales plan and sales persons in the field. An enclosed leaflet lists the merchants selling Warren's Standard Printing Papers.

Dutch Boy Linseed Oil, National Lead Co., New York, New York

The product features and advantages are described in the item.

Devoe Enamelit, manufactured by Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc., New York and Chicago

The product can be used as a finish for decorative and design work on all surfaces except paper.

Gist of the paint question for house-owners, National Lead Co., New York, New York

A rationale for using Dutch Boy paints is provided in the item.

Devoe Lacquer, Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc., New York and Chicago

Color samples and directions are supplied for using the product on various objects.

One Half Inch Scale (Details?) of Closet Finish, May 2, 1906

1 sheet of details : ink on linen

Refrigerator for Kitchen Entry and Ice Chest for Butler's Pantry, June 5, 1906

1 detail : black and red ink on linen

Addition on Roof of House for Arthur Perry, Esq., at 10 Marlboro St., Boston, undated

1 sheet : ink on linen

Happiness chest, Piedmont Red Cedar Chest Co., Statesville, North Carolina

The item is an article reprinted from "Woman's home companion," April 1910. Piedmont chests are described in the piece.

Protection for your books, the Gunn Sectional Bookcase, manufactured by the Gunn Furniture Co., 1826 Broadway, Grand Rapids, Michigan

Descriptions and specifications are provided for the bookcases sold by Redington & Company, Silver Street, Waterville, Maine.

Trade card for Goff's dress thread, location unknown, undated

The text below the image reads "Farmer Livermore & Co., Providence, Rhode Island." Portions of the text on the card verso are unreadable.

Trade card for S. Cohen & Co., dealers in fringes, passementerie & small wares, No. 9 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Three boys play with a dog in the card image. The card verso has text which reads "Imp. F. Appel, Paris" in the lower right corner.

Trade card for Pollard, Alford & Co., military and regalia goods, 104 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The business sells gold and silver trimmings and theatrical goods.

Trade card for Corticelli, sewing silk and twist, Nonotuck Silk Co., Florence, Mass., undated

A figure riding on a donkey holds an umbrella and reads a book. The bottom of the image reads "Chas. Shields Sons Lith., 20 & 22 Gold Street, New York." The card verso describes the silk thread made by the Nonotuck Silk Company.

Envelope for the Robey-French Co., cord and screw-eyes, 34 Bromfield Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The envelope is for cord and screw-eyes from the Robey-French Company.

Trade card for the Gold Medal Braid Co., sewing braid, Attleboro' Falls, Mass., undated

The image caption reads "New process of putting up 'Fruit of the Braider' improved No. 61." A new method of storing braid trim is described on the card verso.

Selecting a cedar chest, Lane Chests, Lane, Altavista, Virginia

Manufacturing details are described in the item. The chests provide protection for clothing items. Lane Chests are available at Sheperd Stores in Boston, Massachusetts.

Pin holder, 400 Washington Adamantine Steel Pins, Oakville Company, division Scovill Manufacturing Co., Waterbury, Connecticut, undated

The holder is designed for 400 Washington Adamantine Steel Pins.

American wrought iron hardware, forged by Newton Millham, blacksmith, Bowen's Wharf, Newport, Rhode Island

The brochure provides examples of Millham's work and he can reproduce pieces from samples, drawings and photographs. A price list is included.

Chamber furniture, Merriam, Hall & Company, North Leominster, Mass.

The business carries chamber suits, dressers, chiffoniers, washstands and tables made in oak, white enamel and golden ash.

Furniture catalog, Shaw Furniture Company, Cambridge, Mass.

The business has couches, tables, chairs, dressers, desks and other furniture pieces for customers. The Company was founded in 1780. The Rowley Sofa D-6 and the Linwood Wing Chair D-36 are shown in the images.

Reproductions of antique fittings, supplementary catalog, I. Sack, 89 Charles Street, Boston, Mass.

Furniture and door hardware offered by I. Sack is described. There is a separate price list titled "Supplementary catalog of reproductions of antique fittings." It includes prices for oil, spirit and water stains, sand paper and cabinet clamps. The front cover drawing has a caption reading "Doorway ...

Lid for Benedict & Burnham, manufacturers of navy, military, artillery, plain and all other kinds of gilt buttons, Waterbury, Connecticut, undated

The box lid has decorations in all four corners.

Letterhead for the L. Sprague Company, bobbins, spools and shuttles, Lawrence, Mass., dated June 3, 1889

The Company has "facilities for manufacturing unsurpassed by any manufactory in the country." Sprague was established in 1864.

Colonial hardware in hand wrought iron, Myron S. Teller, 280 Wall Street, Kingston, New York

Colonial hardware pieces are described for restoration projects or new homes. There is a separate price list dated January 1921. The year has been crossed out and "24" handwritten next to it.

Billhead for Forbes, Richardson & Co., notions, Summer, corner Chauncy Street, Boston, Mass., dated March 11, 1871

The business premises are shown in the billhead image.

Colonial hardware in hand wrought iron, Myron S. Teller, 280 Wall Street, Kingston, New York

Furniture and door hardware is presented for customers. A separate price list for May 1925 is included.

A.W. Hastings & Co., doors, windows, frames, blinds, 134 Friend Street, Boston and 373 Highland Avenue, Somerville, Mass.

Door hardware available from Hastings is described in the catalog.

Cohasset Colonials by Hagerty, Parker Avenue, Cohasset, Mass.

Hagerty offers furniture kits for home assembly which are reproductions of colonial pieces.