![A Book of Records of the Ear Marks and Brands of Cattle &c. Belonging to the Inhabitants of the Township of Cortsville County of Trumbull [Ohio]. [manuscript caption title]. Anon.](/images/noimage-req.png)
Unusually early, nineteenth-century manuscript cattle earmark record from Ohio. The manuscript describes and illustrates 40 earmarks, notches or slits cut into the ears of farm... Read More
A three-quarter portrait of Benjamin Harrison, likely while he was sitting as America’s president between the years 1889 to1893. Harris was an Ohio native. He... Read More
![[Miniature Books:] Hazeltine’s Pocket Book Almanac and The Piso Pocket Book Almanac. E T. Hazeltine, The Piso Company.](/pictures/thumb/3726403_1.jpg?v=1530631686)
Collection of eight patent medicine pocket almanacs from 1887 to 1905 issued by Ezra T. Hazeltine of Warren Pennsylvania. Hazeltine traded after 1894 as The... Read More
Native of Toledo, Ohio, F.J. Scott was the son of wealthy Jesup W. Scott who donated funds to establish in Toledo, Ohio the Toledo Manual... Read More
Brief letter from George Lyman of Wadsworth, Ohio seeking summer employment as a subscription agent for a family newspaper: If you think proper to appoint... Read More
The Wild West has come to Dayton, Ohio! Trick riding, bull dogging, death dragging, buffalos, and trained horses. Professor Jesse Beery and his Beery Exhibitions... Read More
Before there were mass-market movies about competing cheerleader squadrons in California comprised primarily of young screaming women, there were the “Cheer Boys.” (You can look... Read More
Partly printed certificate conveying the recipe and the right to manufacture “Sun-Light Oil,” a non-explosive kerosene substitute for lamp fuel. Or so was the claim... Read More
Two affecting letters touching on slavery, separation between men of common English ancestry, and loss and suffering. Both letters addressed to Ohio physician, Dr. Robert... Read More
A Florida broadside, a real estate and land investment prospectus, from the beginning of the “Great Migration” to Florida, seeking to sell 27,000 acres of... Read More
The private United States Secret Service Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio was the publisher of the American Criminal Gazetteer. The circular, here offered, outlines the Rules... Read More
![[“An Address on Music. Delivered before a convention of the church choirs of Summit Co. Ohio, Dec. 18, 1844.” ; manuscript fair copy with corrections]. Unkwn.](/pictures/thumb/3726724_1.jpg?v=1531168182)
Manuscript on musical composition and performance delivered as an address before an 1844 convention of church choirs held in Summit County, Ohio. Numerous emendations and... Read More
