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L1994.6.182 - Postcard
Light brown leather postcard - front has lines stamped around all sides forming an edging; there is a picture of a stork with glasses caring a cloth bundle with 6 babies and the words "HERE"S TO THE BRIDE MAY HER ONLY TROUBLES BE LITTLE ONES" AND IN SMALL PRINT: Copyrighted by W. S. Meal, 1907. On the back it has POST CARD with three lines, one 3.5"; one 3'"and one 1"

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L1994.6.183 - Postcard
Light brown leather postcard - front has lines stamped around all sides forming an edging; there is a picture of two women in pretty dresses, fancy hats, shoes and stockings. One is waving a ribbon. The words are: "MOTHER MAY WE GO OUT TO SWIM, YES MY DARLING DAUGHTERS. WALK AROUND, SHOW OFF YOUR SUITS BUT DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER." Very small print on top: Copyrighted 1907 by (design). . On the back it has POST CARD with three lines, one 3...

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L1994.6.184 - Postcard
Light brown leather postcard - front has a mountains, tree and a teepee and the words "HOME SWEET HOME" and DENVER and back has POST CARD across top and three lines; first one 3.25" and has written on it Mrs. Pearl Gray; second line is 3.5" and has 1415 Central St.. written on it and last line is 3.5" and has Kansas City. Mo written on it. There is a postmark that says Denver, March 8 7 AM Colo and a green 1 cent postage stamp with a picture of ...

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L1994.6.185 - Postcard
Light brown leather postcard - front has a dark narrow line to form a boarder and a picture of a hobo man digging in a "Slop Barrel" a train in the background a the side of a house by the barrel and the words: TEN MINUTES FOR LUNCH and in brow ink or burnt on is 8/26/ - 06 PEARL Back has POST CARD (strip tore out) made of elk horns and a shotgun hanging above it in the center and on the left hand side is a picture of an elk's head and LEWIS S. CL...

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L2015.3.4d - Letter
Presented by Representative Mark Udall on 06/16/2014, (Vol. 160 No.93), to recognize the cultural heritage of the SLV and northern NM. Eppie Archuleta is widely credited for saving both Spanish and Navajo styles of weaving in the south west. She received the National Heritage Fellowship award from the National Endowment of arts. Also worked in residency at the Smithsonian Inst. and awarded an honorary doctorate in art from Adams St.

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