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Relive the fight for women's rights with this political cartoon postcard pack. Based on the art of Nina Allender, these postcards features political cartoons Allender produced for the National Woman's Party publication The Suffragist. From 1914–1922, Allender drew over 150 cartoons featuring the struggle, humor, violence, and dedication of the suffragists through the Allender girl—a stylish, young, positive representation of the cause. In this postcard pack we see the Allender girl in a variety of settings as well as the iconic victory moment when the 19th Amendment was passed.
61 Vintage Art Postcards - 1 each of every National Park
This rendering by artist Richard Schlecht reveals the town of Harpers Ferry as it looked before the Civil War in 1859. Card measures 5” x 11 ½”.
From photographer Frank Ceravalo, eight blank note cards printed on recycled paper. Cards measure 3.5"x5". Eight envelopes included. Clockwise from the top right is the view of the town from Maryland Heights, Shenandoah Street, John Brown's Fort, St. John's Ruins, the park bookshop & wagon, Randolph Bridge and canal, Jefferson Rock, & St. Peter's and the park bookshop.
Painted in 1990 from artist John Young, this poster shows St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Jefferson’s Rock and the view from it, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park buildings including John Brown’s Fort, and the classic view of the village from Maryland Heights. Measures 24” x 18
Includes eighteen 5x7 postcards. All reproduced from original paintings of Harpers Ferry scenes from artist Garnet W. Jex.
Be the first to collect three similar cards, and then place your finger on your nose. Stay alert because you don’t want to be last to touch your nose. There are fifteen fun categories filled with facts that all Jr. Rangers should know. Ages 5 and up. Made in the USA.
In 1803, Meriwether Lewis visited the U.S. Armory and Arsenal at Harpers Ferry to obtain guns and hardware. He procured rifles, powder horns, pipe tomahawks, knives, and a collapsible iron-frame boat to supply his transcontinental expedition. This poster was printed to celebrate the 2003 commemoration of Lewis’ visit to Harpers Ferry. The approximate measurements of the poster is 14” x 20”.
In 1803, Meriwether Lewis visited the U.S. Armory and Arsenal at Harpers Ferry to obtain guns and hardware. He procured rifles, powder horns, pipe tomahawks, knives, and a collapsible iron-frame boat to supply his transcontinental expedition. This poster was printed to celebrate the 2003 commemoration of Lewis’ visit to Harpers Ferry. Poster measures 16"x20". Includes a list of the inventory pictured such as tools for repairing the arms, fish gigs, etc.
Counted cross stitch kit, finished size 13" by 3 1/2" on 18 count Charles Craft fabric. Designed by Barbara Bangser for The Posy Collection. Made in the USA.
Photographed August 20, 2006, on the third day of celebration to honor those who had gathered 100 years before.This photograph was taken to memorialize the centennial of the Niagara Movement in Harpers Ferry, WV. Those that gathered to have their picture taken were duplicating what the original members had done during their 1906 conference. Available unframed size 11” x 14”.
Photographed August 20, 2006, on the third day of celebration to honor those who had gathered 100 years before.This photograph was taken to memorialize the centennial of the Niagara Movement in Harpers Ferry, WV. Those that gathered to have their picture taken were duplicating what the original members had done during their 1906 conference. Available unframed size 8” x 10”
Created for the John Brown Museum In Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, this interactive CD-ROM portrays “Who’s Who” in the story of John Brown and his raid on Harpers Ferry, along with reactions of contemporaries to the raid. Minimum system requirements: Windows 95/98/NT, Pentium 133, 32 MB RAM, 8X CD-ROM, 16 bit soundcard and speakers.
8x10 print. Printed in the USA, on an 80LB environmentally friendly, recycled cover weight paper.
GRAB BAG! Random vintage Harpers Ferry and West Virginia postcards. Randomly stuffed with five 4x7 postcards from the past. All postcards within packs are different. You may not receive the images pictured.