Description: C. 1910 print depicting Union Chapel and the U.S. Life Saving Service station on Brant Rock in Massachusetts. The U.S. Life Saving Service was responsible for saving the lives of mariners and passengers during ship wrecks. In 1915 the organization was merged with the Revenue Cutter Service to become the United States Coast Guard.
Description: C. 1880 Maine trade card from Herrick & Avery titled " A Merry Ride " and depicting a sleigh riding party. The company were ' Manufactures and jobbers of all kinds of single & double harnesses and gig saddles, hardware, robes, blankets, whips & c. ' The company was located on Water Street, Darby Block in Augusta, Maine.
Description: C. 1880 trade card from Jas. S. Kirk & Company, soap makers of Chicago, Illinois. The print depicting the ' American Family ' of bald eagles at home. The father whittling a stick with a child riding on his leg, another child seen in a cradle and the mother attending to laundry.
Description: C. 1880 trade card from B. T. Babbitt's ' Best Soap ', a ' Soap for All Nations '. The center of the print depicts the companies sizable soap making facilities in New York City. Along the edges of the print are scenes of people from the four corners of the globe with the Babbitt brand soap.