An advertising item for Nelson's Pontiac, which was located on Powder Mill Road, Maynard. The letter opener says "Nelson's Pontiac, 9 Powder Mill Road, Maynard, Mass. Tel. 64".
Medical auto emblem used by Dr. Earl F. Ryan. Doctors attached these signs onto their auto grilles. They were made of brass and inlaid porcelain enamel with reflective red enamel.
Two copies of a Program for the production of The Pirates of Penzance, presented by the Maynard Methodist Episcopal Church, on May 3, 4, 1930's, at the Parker Street Hall, Maynard, MA.
2 prescriptions issued on May 5, 1957 by Dr. Edward J. Flaherty of 52 Main St. Maynard. Dr Flaherty lived with his family where the Community Bank is now located.
Two sheets with three blank checks each - Holly, Comeau &Co Storage, Accessories and Repairing. Wm. Holly and John Comeau built the garage at Acton and Main Streets now occupied by Jarmolowicz (Jarmo's)
A Programme for "The Fairy Wedding", hosted by the Junior League of the Methodist Church, in Music Hall, Maynard, MA, on Saturday evening, May 23,1903.
The Centennial Ball was held at the Concord Armory on the 18th of June and was attended by more than 600 people. Ticket #1 has Raymond Sheridan signature on the back. Ticket #100 has a donation statement.