Ephemera Collection (page 3)

Butchers receipt, 1940. Creator: Unknown
Butchers receipt, 1940. Receipt issued by A.E. Godly, High-Class Meat Purveyor, of Montague Street, Worthing in Sussex, stamped Received with thanks and dated 18 July 1940

Cover of programme for a Coronation Concert at the Winter Garden, Cheltenham, 1902. A concert to celebrate the coronations of King Edward VII (1841-1910) and Queen Alexandra (1844-1925)

Golfing ephemera including The Popular Game of Golf, 1896. Artist: Parker Brothers
Golfing ephemera including The Popular Game of Golf, made by Parker Brothers of Salem, Mass, 1896. The interior of the box is a nine-hole course, and the wooden pieces are kept in a drawer at the side

Lead figures of golfers, c1920s

Jocko the Golfer, toy, American, c1920

Brassey, Golf notes, 1903

Miniature monkey and dog golfing ephemera

Set of beer mugs, c1900. The vogue for steins, as these were known, started in Germany and spread to Great Britain and the US in the last quarter of the 19th century

Memorial Card for Mr. Barak Longmate, genealogical editor and heraldic engraver, ca. 1793. ca. 1793 Creator: Anon
Memorial Card for Mr. Barak Longmate, genealogical editor and heraldic engraver, ca. 1793

The Art of Printing: A Poem, 19th century. 19th century. Creator: Anon
The Art of Printing: A Poem, 19th century

Trade card for William Allen, Map and Print Seller in Dublin, late... late 18th-early 19th century. Creator: Anon
Trade card for William Allen, Map and Print Seller in Dublin, late 18th-early 19th century

Ticket for the Pickwick Theatre, ca. 1940. Creator: Unknown
The world of entertainment, like so many other areas of life, was segregated along racial lines during this period of US history

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