Cloth patch with an embroidered idealized eagle and name Maynard and a white eagle tie clip. No information on group that might have sponsored these items.
The coat of arms of Poland is a white, crowned eagle with a golden beak and talons, on a…
A black Underwood Standard Typewriter, Model 5, introduced in 1899. It became the ubiquitous office machine for another thirty years, and its sales led Underwood to dominate the market. The Model 5 became the modern standard of how a typewriter…
A copy of a photo of Aquilla Ruynard, who lived at 44 Brown St., Maynard, MA, and worked for the American Woolen Co. until 1936. Mr. Ruynard played Uncle Sam for the town during Maynard Merchants Week. This picture was taken in 1900.
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John Alphonse, Archie MacLean, John Wescott, Jr., Uncle Pete Carbone
Circa 1965 Chef John Alphonse would purchase the cafe and transition the business into what became Alphonse’s Powder Mill Restaurant, which operated until circa 1985.
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Kneeling: James Tierney (B.C.), Frank Punch (B.C.), Irving Manning (B.C.)
Standing: Albert Lerer, Superintendent of Schools; Mrs. James Ledgard, Pres. of Garden Club; Noble Loomer (B.C.), Walter Carbone (B.C.), Mrs. Jacob Seder, Miss Irene…
A booklet from Tydol "Flying A" oil company used to keep track of road trips in your car. The book has records of a few trips by Marion Boothroyd in her 1953 Plymouth Cranbrook Club Coupe.