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PDP-8 Front Panel Banner
Digital Equipment Corporation
Promotional sign for the PDP-8 series of computers.
1938 Maynard Championship/Middlesex League Football Banner
A football banner that celebrates Maynard's 1938 Championship in the Middlesex Football League.
A Banner of the Sons of Italy
A red, green and white banner used by the Sons of Italy in parades. The banner measures 6' x 5'.
Ayer Mass Flag
This was likely given to Maynard at the time of the centennial, 1971. Ayer was incorporated in the same year as Maynard, 1871.
Banner of the Sons of Italy
A Sons of Italy Banner used in parades. This banner has a gold lion embossed on the front, with gold lettering. This banner measures 3' x 5', and is made of satin and gold braiding.
Gilt Emblem for Banner Pole for Sons of Italy
The gilt emblem for a banner pole that was carried in street parades by the Sons of Italy.
Maynard Centennial Banner
Two dark blue felt banners with the words Maynard Centennial June 26 to July 4, 1971 imprinted on top.
Maynard Centennial Flag
A blue satin banner/flag marking the Maynard Centennial, 1871 to 1971. The banner measures 6' x 4'. This was presented to the Centennial Committee from the Brothers of the Brush at the opening ceremony, April 19, 1971. It was flown from the staff at…
Maynard Sesquicentennial Banner - 2021
A blue/black/white banner flown during the Sesquicentennial Year of Maynard's Incorporation, 1871-2021. The banner was flown in celebration of 150 years of community and culture.
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge American Flag
An American Flag with 48 stars and pole with eagle top that was used by the Mizpah Rebekah Lodge. It was used during meetings, ceremonies and parades.
Mule Spinners Union Banner - 1912
Local No. 787, United Textile Workers of America was a branch of the local unions at the American Woolen Company. This banner was in the possession of Joseph A. White, an active member for years of the Union.
Polish American Citizens Society Banner
A ceremonial banner for the Polish-American Citizens Society, 1937, Maynard, Mass.
