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A clear W.C. Gilpin Dairy Bottle from Sciotoville, Scioto County, Ohio.

Size 6B wood with metal plates on bottom, "Vulcan Nov 1965" stamped on the side. The 1965 Portsmouth City Directory lists Vulcan Corp., J B Reynolds, Chairman of Board, L B Austing, Pres., L G Budke, Vice-Pres.-Treas.. Shoe Last Manufacturers, 301…

Vulcan Septum Putter number 8; wood handle with steel putter. engraved with Vulcan logo, putter name and " Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.". The Vulcan Golf plant was located at Fourth (4th) and Jefferson Streets. A division of the Vulcan Last Co., the golf…

Copper framed, oval lenses, saddled bridge with curled temple arms. Copper discolored green with age.

Metal framed, oval lenses, straight ear "arms."

Blue van-shaped magnet promoting the U.S.S.A. Senior Center of Portsmouth, Ohio. The 1981 Portsmouth City Directory lists United Scioto Senior Activities Inc., 117-119 Market Street, Portsmouth, phone 354-6672, social services to the elderly.

Paper gasoline purchase permit issued in Lewis County, Kentucky for ten gallons of gasoline for a 1935 Ford owned by Ora Faulkner of Vanceburg. During World War II gasoline rationing was motivated by a national need to conserve rubber as well as…

Plastic thimble with company name in black around bottom and red band around top. Located at 822-826 Fourth (4th) Street in 1947 city directory, they offered general laundry work, dry cleaning, and pressing

clear glass, embossed writing: "Thompson's Dairy, Absolutely Pure, 511 - 4 1/2 St. S.W."
possibly the James Thompson Farm on Lick Run.
Bubbles and mars in glass (embossed "y" on base?)

Tri-Fold card with Class of 1908 in Bloom Township, District 7. Front has colored illustrations and print with a photo of the teacher, John Bouts. Red Ribbon and seal "Lest We Forget." Inside: teacher, pupils, and school board listed, also a poem…

White paper box with brown foxing, "Compliments of the Waller Bros. Stone Co., McDermott, Ohio." On the back is a description of the two bars of sandstone samples in the box. Business still exists.

A gold ornament of The Stone House in West Portsmouth, Ohio. On the back says "Second in a Series, 2009".