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On the front: "A keynote to fortune./Strike/the/iron/while it/is hot!/Visit/Tuttle & Bryant's/cutting & drapery department,/North Adams." The word keynote is made up of the images of a key and a musical note, while the word iron is represented by a…

Three playful kittens and a sprig of holly. Text on the front: "Dress goods & traimmings,/a specialty at/Tuttle & Bryant's/2, 3, & 4 Wilson Block, No, Adams, Mass." The back is blank. The card is embossed.

A basket of flowers, including roses and lilies of the valley. Text on the front: "Presented by/Tuttle & Bryant,/dry goods & carpets." Text on the back: "Tuttle & Bryant/successors to/N. H. Arnold,/Store 2 Wilson Block. Exclusively for/carpets, oil…

A boy playing a lute and two girls who may be singing. Text on the front: "Presented by Tuttle & Bryant,/dry goods, capets, wall papers & draperies./2 & 3 Wilson Block, North Adams, Mass." The back is blank.

A group of red and pink roses. Text on the front: "The Southern Monarch./Presented by Tuttle & Bryant,/dry goods and carpets./No.401." Text on the back: "Tuttle & Bryant/successors to/N. H. Arnold,/Store 2 Wilson Block. Exclusively for/carpets, oil…

A die-cut card made to look like a bank book. Text on the front: "No.42602/Bank/of the/United States/in account with/Tuttle & Bryant." Text inside: " An experiment./We wish to text the value of this kind of advertising and to do/so we make every one…

Postcard depicting St. Mary's Catholic Church in Turners Falls Massachusetts, a Census-designated village in Montague, MA. The church is made of bricks and has a very tall steeple. Addressed to Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Agnes,…

Main street view of a town. There is a red church on the right, a car on the road, and a white house on the left.

Sheet music for the song True Blue. Words by William Cummings. Music by Milford R. Coon. E.E. Guilford, Music Publisher, North Adams, Mass. Copyright, 1907, by Milford R. Coon. 6 pages, the last is blank. Cover art by Starmer.

A parade on Main Street. This photograph shows Troop Keeweenaw of the Camp Fire Girls. The Camp Fire Girls were officially founded in 1910 in Vermont and Maine, so this is probably a very early troop. The back is blank. There is no known connection…

Training school students building something. The view may be to the southwest from approximately where Freel Library now stands. See item 2018.36.1 for a similar view. Thie photograph was made in a postcard.

Black top hat, made of beaver skin and fabric. Has elk trademark inside hat on top (seal of Cutting & Co., a retailer that used to be in North Adams center.) Once owned by the Richmond sisters, who had inherited it from their father, and then later…