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Assabet Village Minutemen Mug
A pewter mug with the words "Assabet Village Minutemen, 1774, Maynard, Mass." inscribed on the outside of the mug.
Maynard Mug
A grey and green mug with the words "Maynard, Est. 1871" inscribed on the outside.
Aubuchon Hardware Mug
A white, porcelain mug with the Aubuchon Hardware logo.
"I'm Glad I'm Living in Maynard Mass" Mug
A mug with the phrase "I'm Glad I'm Living in Maynard, Mass" inscribed on the outside surface.
Town of Stow Souvenir Mug - 1983
A souvenir mug from the 300th Anniversary of Stow, MA Incorporation, 1683-1983.
Maynard Country Club Mug
An aluminum mug from the Maynard Country Club.
Shaving Mug
A white porcelain shaving mug with the imprint of a man.
Shaving Mug
This shaving mug was owned by James J. Morgan and used in McCormack's Barbershop.
Middlesex Savings Bank Coffee Travel Mug
A blue travel mug with the Middlesex Savings Bank logo.
Coffee Mug
Sesquicentennial Memorabilia
Town of Maynard
A cup with a 150th logo embossed on the side.
Coffee Mug
Maynard Area Auto Club
Promotional cups with the address shown.
Only in Maynard Cup - 2020
A coffee mug imprinted with "Only in Maynard" slogan used as fundraiser for planting flowers along the Assabet River Rail Trail. See attached article.
Centennial Ceramic Mug
A large ceramic mug created for Maynard's centennial celebration in 1971. The 5.25-inch tall mug is imprinted with the Maynard Centennial Medal logo.
Shaving Mug
This was the property of Charles J. O'Neil, and is inscribed with his name.
Mr. Charles J. O'Neil was one of five men killed in an explosion at the old Powder Mills in Acton; May 2, 1895.
A copy of the Maynard Enterprise-Thursday May…
Mr. Charles J. O'Neil was one of five men killed in an explosion at the old Powder Mills in Acton; May 2, 1895.
A copy of the Maynard Enterprise-Thursday May…
O'Neil Shaving Mug
This was the property of Robert S. O'Neil, and is inscribed with his name.
The usual equipment of a Victorian barber shop was a single green upholstered tonsorial throne, a row of chairs along the wall, perphaps an old leather couch, and cuspidors…
The usual equipment of a Victorian barber shop was a single green upholstered tonsorial throne, a row of chairs along the wall, perphaps an old leather couch, and cuspidors…