The product is a rare 1876 Centennial Exposition Women’s Pavilion Medal from Philadelphia, PA. This medal showcases the historic significance of the Women’s Pavilion at the 1876 Philadelphia World’s Fair, making it a valuable collectible for those interested in historical memorabilia and world’s fair artifacts. As a unique piece of American history, this medal serves as a tangible reminder of the eventful exposition held in Philadelphia during that year.
Building looks like it may be the white house-appears to have a small man standing on top of building. Handles are cool-a fist holding a barbell.
Material : Ruby red pressed glass.
The reverse has a moderate thumb indentation, a classic design feature that made it easier to hold and open.
This small gilt-decorated cloth album retains the full series of 12 finely detailed photo-lithographic view panels, each printed in black with a narrow red border. Publisher: Rand, McNally & Co. Centennial Buildings – Machinery Hall.
This Photograph is aArchive Quality Reproduction created directly from the original photograph. We use extra thick, stay-flat envelopes to get your photos to you as quickly and as safely as possible.
Date Range: October 1876. Date: October 8, 1876. Date: October 16, 1876. Date: October 1876. Recipient: John Ball, Esq. (Grand Rapids, MI). Autograph Letter Signed (ALS) – S. R. Noyes to John Ball.
Antique British Pattern 1876 Martini Metford Bayonet with Scabbard. 25.25″ OAL, 22″ blade, .656″ inside socket diameter. Shows over 85% original finish with some scattered rust spot areas on blade and socket. Sharp markings on ricasso and locket of scabbard. The gold tone you see in some of the photos are a reflection and not the bright blade. See photos for further details.
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The product is a complete pin set from Bell Telephone, showcasing the history of the telephone from 1876 to 1937. It is a collectible advertising item that highlights the evolution of communication and utilities, specifically in the realm of telephones. This set serves as a nostalgic and informative piece for collectors or those interested in the history of telecommunications technology.

