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Off-white paper receipt for property taxes, treasurers office, fifth ward. Signatures in ink: A.T. Holcomb, Trustee, C.J. Moulton, M.B. Wells, Treasurer and S.G. Harper, Deputy Treasurer.

Off-white aged paper receipt with black print and script: Prissocia Lewis, taxes for Lucasville property. M.B. Wells and H.B. Pursell, Treasurer.

Off-white, aged paper receipt with black print and black and red ink script for land in Jefferson Township. Property for Mitchell Moore, paid by David Bussler; M.B. Wells, Treasurer.

Sepia-tone, photo image postcard of South Webster street scene. White print on bottom. Postmarked 1909, Union Furnace. View of Post Office.

Black hat with gold accents that says "Ohio, E Plurbus Unum" on the Gold Eagle. This hat belonged to Albert Harold Dehner (1914-1989) of Portsmouth, Ohio who attended the Ohio State University and was in the Band.

Off white gift box with maroon colored 'Marting's' etched into the bottom right.

A cardboard holiday Marting's gift box with red, green, and white Christmas wreath design all over the lid and box itself with 'Marting's' etched in gold on the inside. "SB, $4.50" is written in pencil inside.

Bronze metal letter opener with 'The Dove Quality Line Portsmouth, Ohio' engraved with a unique design. The Dove Hat Co. was first known as the Portsmouth Hat Company and was established in 1892. Located at 124 West 2nd St (Second St) in the Houston…

Aged, off-white paper calendar for 1952. Black and blue print. Stewart's Drug Store 904 Gallia St, Portsmouth, Ohio. Some penciled events.

Off-white, aged, folded paper with color artwork of the Statue of Liberty. Black font. Commencement program lists faculty, Board of Education, program details and graduating class.

Sepia-tone portrait photo image of Wilhelm. Photo glued to tan matboard. J. Ph. Wilhelm immigrated from Germany in 1833. He located in Portsmouth in 1846, and opened a saddle and harness business located on Front St.

Sepia-toned portrait photo image of Charles Weber. Photo glued to matboard. Weber was born in Germany and immigrated here with his parents at the age of 8 (1855). He had a shoe business for 42 years. He died July 30, 1927.