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Colorized photograph of Jesse Gifford. Subject seated outdoors, with legs crossed and hat on knee. Portrait in oval wooden frame with floral carvings on top, bottom, left and right.

This is a short newspaper article explaining that Flaherty, his wife, and his son are in North Adams visiting family on Hall Street.

Mrs. Cornelius F. Harrington Jr. was a Navy wife, who went to a luncheon put on by the Navy. Mrs. Cornelius F. Harrington Jr. was also from North Adams, and grew up in the same neighborhood as Rear Admiral Luke Flaherty. It can be inferred the this…

Two napkin holders with an insignia that says "North Adams, Mass" on the bottom and "The Mohawk Trail". It depicts a Native overlooking the road. One of the Napkin Holders has a sculpture of a dog on the side.

The registration certificate of the Minute 16 camera and a coupon for film processing with Universal Camera Film Laboratories.

The guarantee of a Minute 16 Camera by Universal Camera Corporation with dealer in North Adams (Mass) stating any defects will be corrected at no charge for 120 days after purchase and giving instructions for sending the camera for repairs.

A small, 16mm camera made by Universal Camera Corporation in North Adams, with instructions, guarantee, coupon and box

A clear medicine bottle marked "Listerine" supposedly used to hold Listerine.

This is a letter written to Hugh Drysdale from his cousin who was vacationing in Naples. The cousin's name is not clear. 

A letter from Nina Thomas, of Antiques Q&A at House & Garden, explaining to Mrs. Anthony Marino, the origins and making of her silver moustache cup. Noting that the cup is actually plated silver, not pewter.

A letter from Mrs. Anthony Marino asking if Crmsbee [sic.] can identify the origins of a family heirloom, a pewter moustache cup.

This is an invitation from the White House from Teddy Roosevelt and his wife. The invitation was for a meeting on 16 February 1905. This invitation was to Hugh Drysdale.