This is sheet music for the song "Cry" as recorded by June Valli on Victor Records. The words and music are by Churchill Kohlman. Mellow Music Publishing of New York published the music that has a 1951 copyright.

The music is in good condition – inside and out. There is some minor wear to the edges and corners. The interior is clean with no writing or dog-ears.

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This is a cover from Time Magazine dated December 26, 1994.

The headline reads, "Time Man Of The Year – Pope John Paul II." The cover features a painting Pope John Paul II.

The cover is in very good condition with some minor wear to the edges and corners. The address label is printed on the cover itself. If this cover is being framed, perhaps it could be covered with a acrylic plate or label...

This is a nice vintage postcard depicting the cowboy life. It shows a trail-weary cowboy with his faithful companions – his dog and horse. The postcard was printed from the original oil painting by the noted cowboy artist and poet, L. H. "Dude" Larsen. The back of the postcard has the poem "That New Range Ahead."

The postcard was published by L. H. Larsen and has a copyright of 1939.

The card is in good condition. There is some wear to the corners and edges...

This vintage postcard shows a lovely picture of The Alamo located in San Antonio, Texas. The copyright is by H. L. Summerville.

There is no date on the postcard. The numbers "67" are on the right end of the title of postcard. This could stand for 1967, however, the postcard looks older than that to me.

The postcard is in good condition with some wear to the edges and corners. The postcard has darkened slightly due to age...

This vintage postcard shows a view City Hall located in Odessa, Texas. Johnson News Agency of Big Spring, Texas, published the postcard.

There is no date on the postcard, however, but I believe it to be from the 1940’s or earlier.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners and edges. The back side is in clean unused condition.

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This is a cover from Time Magazine dated July 26, 1999.

The headline reads, "John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr. – 1960-1999." The cover features a picture of John Kennedy, Jr.

The cover is in very good condition with some minor wear to the edges and corners. Sorry about the address label – it is printed on the cover.

This might make a memorable framed birthday gift for someone born on the above date!

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This is a group of three vintage Valentine’s Day Cards. These appear to be very old and I am guessing they are from the 1940’s. All are very sweet!

The cards include:

1. A young girl hanging out clothes. The verse: "I’m gonna ‘dry’ (inside) to make you mine – Dear Valentine."

2. A boy and girl under an umbrella. The verse: "Rain or shine – You’re my Valentine."

3. A girl with flowers. The verse: "I’ve ‘PICKED’ you to be my Valentine ...

Boy, if you think Social Security Benefits are depressing now, take a look at this 1966 card titled “Your Social Security Benefits – Examples of Monthly Payments Beginning 1966.” The numbers will amaze you!

The back side of the card is, what appears to be, a punch Meal Ticket from Al Todd. Al goes on to inform you that age 65, you still face the prospect of buying 12,162 meals for yourself.

The card is in fairly good condition with some wear to the edges and corners...

For Breakfast it's dandy! For Snacks it's so handy . . . or eat it like Candy! Of course, I"m talking about Post Sugar Crisp - a breakfast cereal we all grew up with in the kitchen pantry.

Post Sugar Crisp was a product of General Foods.

This advertisement features three little bears loading up a bowl of Sugar Crisp with berries for a quick treat!

The add is in good condition. The right side shows wear and small tears where it was removed from the magazine. There is slight darkening ...

Take a trip back to the late 60's with this issue of Reader's Digest when it could be purchased for a mere 50?.

Some of the articles:

Crisis on campus The Drug "Trip" - Voyage to Nowhere; What Makes a Woman Lovable?; Rights & Wrongs Of U.S. Justice; Mountains That Blow Their Tops; The Stunning Birds Of Fen Lansdowne; The Second Life Of a Golf Ball; The Tragic Shortage Of Transplant Hearts; A Great Church: Notre-Dame of Paris.

You will enjoy this little nostalgic trip through many advertise...

This is a February 17, 1974, issue of the Fort Worth Star Telegram Parade Magazine. The Parade is a weekly publication that is included with the Sunday Star Telegram.

The main article in this issue discusses the use of a double for Henry Kissinger while in the public eye. You’ll be surprised at the pictures of both included with the article.

Some of other notes of interest – a picture and short article about Elizabeth Taylor’s youngest son by Michael Wilding, Chris, mar...

This is a vintage travel brochure for the Fujiya Hotel and Fuji-Hakone National Park in Japan. Sennosuke Yamaguchi founded the Hotel in 1828 in the Fuji-Hakone National Park.

There are not dates on the brochure, but it looks quiet old – I’m guessing 1950’s or before. Inside the brochure, I found luggage tag from the Lake Hakone Hotel. I am including it with the brochure. It is in mint condition, though the back side has darkened from age.

The brochure is in very good co...