This is a nice piece of vintage Washington D.C. memorabilia with a 1933 copyright. This is the second printing dated 1934. The booklet is titled "What To See?" In Washington - A Concise Guide To The National Capital With Map. The booklet is by Mary O. Sumner and was published by L. G. Kelly Printing Company.

The first page gives "grateful acknowledgment" to: Lt. Col. Stuart C. Godfrey, Corps of Engineers, U. S...

This is a very nice two page Kellogg's Corn Flakes advertisement from a 1955 magazine. Look carefully and you will see one of the pictures features Arthur Godfrey. Arthur Godfrey had one of the top rated CBS shows in the 1950's called "Arthur Godfrey and Friends."

The back side of the left side of the Kellogg's ad, there is a very nice full page Eastman Kodak Company advertisement. It features the Kodak Pony Camera...

This will probably be the shortest listing I have ever written. This item is a copy of a 1975 Russian magazine and I haven't a clue what any of it says.

I can tell you there are a couple of nice pages showing Russian artwork...

This is a very old document - an Abstract of Title to Lot 24, Block 8 of Greenville Crest Addition to the City of Dallas, Texas, for R. H. Clem.

The front cover shows Stewart Abstract Company (Successor to S. W. S. Duncan) - Established 1872 - Associated with Stewart Title Guaranty Company, Dallas, Texas.

The date for the document is January 22, 1925, and required a fee of $28.50...

This is a very vintage Attendance and On-Time Plan for Beginners", Primary, and Junior Departments for Sunday Schools. It was published by Lamar & Barton Department of Sunday School Supplies in Nashville, Tennessee and has a copyright of 1918. Larmar & Barton also had locations in Dallas, Texas, and Richmond, Virginia.

The front side of this Attendance Plan features a picture of the old woman who lived in the shoe and her home, an old high-top brown shoe...

This advertising duo comes from a September 1958 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for Bell Telephone System. The message here is "It"s fun to phone". The ad invites you to take a break by making a phone call after a hectic day of washing dishes, making beds and other household chores. Of course, in 1958, how could we have ever imagined tele-marketers, caller I.D., call forwarding and other technologies that would have seemed like science-fiction back then...

This advertising duo comes from a January 1958 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for Bell Telephone System. The picture in the Ad was taken by the famous photographer, Ansel Adams. In the advertisement if tells about the private life of telephone representative, Vonna Shelton.

The reverse side is an ad for Remington Rand, Division Of Sperry Rand Corporation...

Let's go back to 1971! This February, 1971, issue of Better Homes and Gardens will do just that! The Cherry Devilicious Cake on the front cover looks like you could almost take a bite of it!

Like all Better Homes And Gardens magazines, this one is full of delicious sounding recipes, decorating tips, interesting articles, and great 70's advertisements.

Some of the feature articles include: How to make the 1970 tax reform changes pay off; Traveling on your own in Europe, What you should kno...

This is a great postcard book of Black Hills, South Dakota - The Mountain Vacation Land. The lower right hand corner has "Mount Rushmore Memorial". The front also says "Chamber of Commerce, Rapid City, S.D." so maybe this was a tourist handout at the time.

Hard to believe the postage was only 1 1/2? to send a group of postcards. Note the very elegant handwriting on the address...

This advertising duo comes from a January 1958 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for the Cadillac Fleetwood automobile. The ad features gowns by designer, Nan Duskin.

The reverse side is an ad for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company...

This Children's magazine was celebrating its 18th year with this issue dated January 1952. It is full of activities for children. We were all easier to entertain back then with no cable TV, video games or computers to play with in our spare time.

This would make a nice gift for someone born January, 1952, or for someone that read this magazine as a child.

You'll feel a bit nostalgic when you see the nice black and white illustrations. A short story about Rory and the Red Sled is very ni...

Tragically we lost the great Johnny Cash only a few weeks ago! The Man In Black helped define country music and this issue of Country Music was his day in the sunshine! Except for a few articles and the regular magazine features, this entire issue is all about Johnny Cash!

Instead of one rambling article, the magazine is divided into many articles about Johnny Cash, his family, career and more. Some of the article titles include: Johnny Cash"s Greatest Hits, John R. Cash: I Will Rock "n Ro...