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Fur-trimmed Mid-Century Ladies Hat
A fur-trimmed, pink satin, netted hat popular with women in the 1950's and 1960's. The hat belonged to Mary Mabel Holly (Comeau).
Serv-U-Shop Box
A black hat box from the Serv-U-Shop, Maynard, Mass. The shop was begun by Miss M. F. Spinney in 1924, and ultimately closed in 1973. This hatbox belonged to Mary Mabel Holly (Comeau).
Rainville, Inc. Necktie Box
A blue necktie box with the Rainville Inc. logo, along with the 7 Nason St., Maynard, Mass. address on the cover.
Rainville of Maynard Store Box
A red tie box from Rainville of Maynard.
The store was located at 7 Nason St.
The store was located at 7 Nason St.
Rainville Garment Bag
A blue garment bag from Rainville of Maynard, a clothing store.
Middlesex Laundries and Cleaners Hangers
Two Middlesex Laundries coat hangers with the words "Band Box Zephyr System, Call Maynard 400, Maynard, Mass." inscribed on them.
Hudson Dress Shoppe Box
A Hudson Dress Shoppe box that notes stores in Maynard, Hudson, and Westboro, MA.
The Maynard store was located at 10 Nason Street.
The Maynard store was located at 10 Nason Street.
Maynardopoly Game for the Centennial - 1971
Three copies of a board game based on the popular Monopoly game. It is a Limited Edition and was produced for the Town of Maynard Centennial celebration in 1971.
The Game of Maynard - Wheeler Dealer - 1971
The Game of Maynard (Wheeler Dealer) was developed for the Centennial celebration for Maynard, MA, in 1971. It is a board game similar to Monopoly.
Names of Businesses and Individuals on the Game "Properties":
- Fowler-Kennedy Funeral Service -…
Names of Businesses and Individuals on the Game "Properties":
- Fowler-Kennedy Funeral Service -…
Maynardopoly, Sesquicentennial Edition - 2021
A board game based on the popular Monopoly game. It was produced for the Town of Maynard Sesquicentennial celebration in 2021.
Kiiprnniemen Ponkkiurhalyarn Lahjoittama Palkinto Trophy
A silver trophy for the 1500 m. Viestiin awarded Kesak (June) 28, 29, 1930.
Maynard Centennial "Best Beard" Award Trophy - 1971
A Maynard Centennial "Best Beard" Trophy was awarded to E. James Mertz in 1971.
Maynard Postal Employees Bowling League Trophy
The Maynard Postal Employees Bowling Team were awarded a winning season trophy by the Worcester Telegram & Evening Gazette, in 1930-1931.
Y.P.S.L. Baseball Champions Trophy
A Champion trophy won by Maynard's Young People's Socialist Baseball League (Y.P.S.L.). The League was active in the 1920s.
Kodak Max One Time Use Camera
A one-time Kodak Max camera sealed in its original packaging. These were introduced in 1996.
Kodak Cameo ZOOM Compact 35mm Camera with 25-50mm Zoom Lens
A point and shoot compact camera issued in 1993. One of the smallest and more reliable compact cameras available. Classic 90's design with flip up, built-in flash.
Polaroid Land Camera One Step Rainbow Instant Camera with Q-Light
This is the famous Polaroid OneStep Classic white with rainbow stripe camera and a “fixed focus” plastic lens. This camera was know as the Polaroid 1000 camera. Uses Polaroid SX-70 film.
Designed to complement the Polaroid SX-70 OneStep camera in…
Designed to complement the Polaroid SX-70 OneStep camera in…
Polaroid White Rainbow Stripe One Step Land Camera
The iconic Polaroid SX-70 OneStep camera is a staple of pop culture. First released in the mid 1970’s, it has been prominently featured in movies, TV shows, magazines, and more throughout the years. It inspired the Instagram app and many…
Polaroid Cool Cam Instant Camera
A black Polaroid Cool Cam camera.
Polaroid was founded in 1937 by Edwin H. Land and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Polaroid was founded in 1937 by Edwin H. Land and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
ANSCO No. 2A Buster Brown Camera
This is the "No. 2A Buster Brown". It is a box type camera that was produced by Ansco of Binghamton, New York from 1916 to about 1920. The "No. 2" series itself was produced by Ansco from 1910 to 1924.
The "Buster Brown" model was Ansco's answer…
The "Buster Brown" model was Ansco's answer…