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Katherine's Great Grandmother, Boho, brought the print from Poland around the turn of the 20th Century. Grandmother was a first-generation Polish immigrant. They came through Boston via immigration, settling in Mt. Iron, Minnesota. 1905/1907 The…

Wright_Tom_Scan_A_2F.pdf
The Booklet came from the John Powers Estate Auction in Jacksonville, Illinois 2020 when Tom Wright acquired it.

Wright_Tom_Scan_A_2C.pdf
Came from the John Powers Estate Auction in Jacksonville, Illinois, in 2020. These booklets were given to the troops before leaving for Service in France. In this instance, the tract was printed in England and distributed to American Troops before…

Wright_Tom_Scan_A_2D.pdf
Given to Corporal Nic Johnson, who served in Le Mans, France. The Booklet came from the John Powers Estate Auction in Jacksonville, Illinois 2020, when it was acquired by Tom Wright.

Wright_Tom_Scan_A_2A.pdf
Booklets were handed out to US Soldiers before going overseas during World War I. Booklet made by the Kolynos Company, New Haven, Connecticut

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This button highlights the Republican Party and their legacy as the Party of Abraham Lincoln.

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Framed photo of a sculpture by John Martin Gilbert. Gilbert was an illustrator and scultper active in the 1960s ad 1970s. "The Politician" is Gilbert's vision of the inner workings of American politicians. The poster is held under glass by a thin…

Owen_Ken_Scan_B_2.pdf
This is an import part of tourism in the 1950s and 1960s. This booklet is the same as maps you would pick up today at visitor centers. States would produce these every year. This copy left out McDonald county from the map. The County then stated…

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A bag used to promote the election of Republican candidates in Springfield. The funding for this item is credited to The Committee to Elect Springfield Township Republican Candidates, with Joe Bonefeste as the Chairman. The bag is red, white, and…

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This pro-Ronald Reagan button--with the phrases "Land of Lincoln" and "We're Standing Tall in '84" wrapped around a picture of the State of Illinois--in one way represents Reagan's attempt at reelection in the 1984 Presidential race. However, this…
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