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Concerning C.H. Pepper's Linoleum and improvement in the manufacture illustrated, C.H. Pepper, 68 and 70 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. and 1319 and 1321 Broadway, New York, New York

The advantages of linoleum floor covering for nurseries, dining rooms and commercial spaces is described. The manufacturing process is described. The business premises are shown on the front cover.

Small book of designs of parquetry wood floors, & borders, Egyptian grille & fret work, etc., Boughton & Linville, 201 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.

The pamphlet has designs of flooring and borders for customers. The business will make windows and door screens to order. The business received five awards at the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago and the highest premium at the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. John W. Boughton is the m...

Floor designs, The Buttle Parquet Floor Co., 47 W. 14th Street, New York, New York

Flooring designs and services are described for potential customers. A portion of pages 6 and 7 is missing. The warehouse is located at 153-155 Lawrence Street in Brooklyn, New York.

Interior view, 1st Harrison Gray Otis House, parlor, Cambridge St., Boston, Mass.

A black and white view of the parlor of the 1st Harrison Gray Otis house on Cambridge Street in Boston, showing a sofa, three chairs, a grandfather clock, a fireplace, two candle holders on the mantel, a portrait, and two windows with curtains. The floor is covered by a large area rug.

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Letters received

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U.S.S. Harlan R. Dickson runs aground on the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of the destroyer U.S.S. Harlan R. Dickson as it lies aground a short distance from the Cape Cod Canal shore. The image also shows a fisherman casting his line with his children playing on the rocks in the foreground.

Two tugboats fail ro refloat barge

A black and white view of two tugboats as they try unsuccessfully to refloat a barge that ran aground near the mouth of the Cape Cod Canal. The barge had been en route to Bangor, ME from Philadelphia when 50 knot winds blew it off course into shallow waters.

A freighter runs aground at the Hog Island Channel of the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of the tugboat Manomet as it pulls the grounded Norwegian freighter Tagaytay at the Hog Island Channel of the Cape Cod Canal.

A freighter travels down the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of a freighter as it moves down the Cape Cod Canal. The image shows the railroad alongside the Canal in the immediate foreground.

Cruise ship passing through drawbridge on Cape Cod Canal

A black and white framed photograph of a large cruise ship passing through the drawbridge on the Cape Cod Canal.

Cruise ship on the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white framed photograph of a cruise ship passing through the Cape Cod Canal. Behind it another small vessel is visible, as well as cranes and other construction equipment working on the canal in the distance.

A boat travels on the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of a small boat as it traverses the Cape Cod Canal.

The Boston carries passengers on the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of the steamship Boston transporting passengers under the Cape Cod Canal drawbridge.

Four boats tarverse the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of a tugboat leading three other boats down the Cape Cod Canal.

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Catalogue: Columbia Phonograph Company, Columbia Double-Disc Records, 1911

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Catalogue: Columbia Phonograph Company, Columbia Double-Disc Records, 1912-1913

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Catalogue: Columbia Phonograph Company, Columbia Grand Opera Records: Symphony Series; includes pamphlet supplement

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Catalogue: Columbia Phonograph Company, Columbia Grand Opera Records: New Celebrities Series

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Catalogue: Columbia Phonograph Company, Columbia New Process Records

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, New Victor Records, September-October, 1912

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, New Victor Records, November-December, 1912

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, New Victor Records, January-February, 1913

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, New Victor Records, March-April, 1913

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, New Victor Records, May-June, 1913

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A U.S. destroyer captures a Canadian speed boat

A black and white view of the Canadian speed boat, Marienendole, after having been captured and transported down the Cape Cod Canal by a U.S. destroyer. The Marienendole was a rumrunner during the Prohibition.

August Belmont's party passes underneath the railroad drawbridge on the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of a steamboat carrying August Belmont and his party under the Cape Cod Canal railroad drawbridge.

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, New Victor Records, November-December, 1913

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, New Victor Records, April-May, 1914

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, New Victor Records, November-December, 1914

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, New Victor Records, November 1915

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, Victor's New Alphabetical and Subject Catalogue; includes mailing envelope

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Other papers: advertisements

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, Victor's New Style Catalogue

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Catalogue: Victor Talking Machine Company, Victor Red Seal Records: A Library of Famous Voices

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A dredge works on the Cape Cod Canal at Buzzards Bay

A black and white view of a dredge digging on the Cape Cod Canal.

Yachts race at Buzzards Bay

A black and white view of yachts as they race at Marion Harbor in Buzzards Bay. The image shows a man with a white hat in the foreground.

The Governor Herrick dredges on the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of the Governor Herrick as it dredges along the Cape Cod Canal. The image shows another dredge digging alongside the Governor Herrick. The image also shows the Keith Car Works plant in the background.

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Other papers: inventory of personal phonograph record collection, March; includes ribbon ties

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Other papers: opera tickets, Salem Oratorio Society (Salam, Massachusetts); includes 1930 letter and advertisement re: "Boston Morning Musicals"

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Other papers: postcard, featuring the opera "Carmen"

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The engine room of the Governor Warfield

A black and white view of the engine room of the dredger, Governor Warfield.

"Souvenir of the Port of Buzzards Bay"

A souvenir booklet published by the Southeastern Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce about Buzzards Bay, one of the two bays connected by the Cape Cod Canal.

The National sinks into the Cape Cod Canal

A black and white view of dredger, the National, as it sinks into the Cape Cod Canal. The image shows men on a tugboat attempting to attach a rope to the dredge.

"The Cape Cod Ship Canal"

A booklet titled "The Cape Cod Ship Canal, 1884." The cover bears the inscription, "John H. Hallett, Nantucet."

"Cape Cod Canal"

A pamphlet published by the United States Army Corps of Engineers about the Cape Cod Canal. The cover shows a map of Cape Cod.

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Letters, unrelated

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"The Youth's Companion"

An issue of the Youth's Companion featuring an article about the construction of the Cape Cod Canal. It features two images of the construction.

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Letters sent

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Israel Lakerman to James Rundlet

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General

General, 1806-1845 contains general legal documents including a right of entry, Guadeloupe (1806), agreement between Rundlet and Cabot to lay out a street; dissolution of partnership with George Hill (1816), Power of Attorney from Elizabeth H. Williams (1822), recovery of debtor, Nathaniel Dennett, ...