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Balch Institute ethnic images in advertising collection [Box 1 Folder 2]
In 1999, the Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies created an exhibition on the depictions of various ethnic groups in local, regional, and national advertisements and mass media. This artificial collection of graphics resulted from staff culling items…
At a meeting of the Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, held at the Tontine Coffee-House, on Monday, the 19th of December 1796, the following rules were read and agreed to,
Library Company copy has a manuscript docket title: Mr Michl Hogan Regulations of the Society of St. Patrick at New York 1796 Danl. McCormick Esqr President.
Arthur C. Bining collection [Bunel papers, Box 4 Folders 7-10]
Arthur C. Bining was a Philadelphia historian, worked as a professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania and was associated with the Pennsylvania Historical Association. This small collection contains letters, autographs, and papers he…
Arthur C. Bining collection [Bunel papers, Box 4 Folders 4-6]
Arthur C. Bining was a Philadelphia historian, worked as a professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania and was associated with the Pennsylvania Historical Association. This small collection contains letters, autographs, and papers he…
Arthur C. Bining collection [Bunel papers, Box 4 Folders 13-14]
Arthur C. Bining was a Philadelphia historian, worked as a professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania and was associated with the Pennsylvania Historical Association. This small collection contains letters, autographs, and papers he…
Arthur C. Bining collection [Bunel papers, Box 4 Folders 11-12]
Arthur C. Bining was a Philadelphia historian, worked as a professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania and was associated with the Pennsylvania Historical Association. This small collection contains letters, autographs, and papers he…
Arthur C. Bining collection [Bunel papers, Box 4 Folders 1-3]
Arthur C. Bining was a Philadelphia historian, worked as a professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania and was associated with the Pennsylvania Historical Association. This small collection contains letters, autographs, and papers he…
Armstrong Philadelphia. Lettuce specialists. [graphic].
Promotional blotter employing erotic imagery and depicting an anthropomorphized lettuce. Shows a head of lettuce composed with three nude large-breasted women whose long hair forms the leaves. Blotter possibly promotes the Philadelphia produce…