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An advertisement selling a delicious box of FRY's Prince of Wales chocolates.

An osteoplastic enamel-stopping formula. Guaranteed the same colour as the natural tooth, and not to become dark and unsightly.

An advertisement for prism binoculars selling the idea that these binoculars are the most powerful binoculars ever manufactured. Also stated that the Aitchison & Co. Ltd are also the only makers of Prismatic Binoculars with a magnification of 25…

Recommended by medical professionals for its nutritious and invigorating qualities. May be had on draught or in bottle from Wine and Beer merchants and licensed victuailers in every district of London.

A car advertisement for the 1922 Sunbeam.

An ad for a new 6 7/8 octave piano of the value of 30 guineas that will be given to the first 500 purchasers. Copies of the edition of "Willie, we have missed you" may be had by inclosing 26 postage stamps, or of any Musicseller.

An advertisement for a pen that never scratches or spurts ink sold by the C. Brandauer & Co.'s Ltd.

An advertisement that states that if you take this remedy then it is guaranteed to prevent and cure your sea-sickness, train-sickness or air-sickness. If not cured then you will get your money refunded.

This ad is advertising an oxygen face cream free trial. They will send you a free bottle of it that has about 10 days worth of use. They have both a scented sample and non scented sample.

Vichy (France) is a first-class Thermal Establishment that produces the Vichy Waters and is prescribed for a variety of different conditions including Gout, Rheumatism, Gravel and even Diabetes.

This is an ad for Vaseline White Petroleum Jelly which from the looks of the ad is a sunburn lotion that you can apply directly to your skin. They have a little slogan as well saying that their product is better cosmetic products implying that this…

$120 fair to America aboard a warship, refitted for use as a passenger liner.

Whimsical advertisement selling Sharp's Super-Kreem Toffee in the Pickwick Club.

Advertisement for an anti Eczema cream that claims to rid the face of blemishes. It claims to cure blackheads, pimples, spots, rashes, and more.

Advertisement selling a type of cream that is supposedly good for the nerves. Claims that using the cream will invigorate the nerves and improve overall health.

Advertisement for Anzora, 1922's version of styling gel. This product claims to hold hair "no matter how unruly" in place throughout the day.

An advertisement for French natural mineral water that claims to keep Rheumatism away. The advertisement states that Vichy-Celestins can be obtained at all hotels, clubs, chemists and stores. Pictured is a line drawing of two men and one woman…

The unique feature of this advertisement is that it is a full page advertisement. "For Summer days Drink Ovaltine for Health!' is the only text of the ad. The drawing is of a woman sitting at a table sipping from a china tea cup while glancing…

The text of the advertisement consists of, "What to take for a sick headache. Take a good dose of Carter's Little Liver Pills--2 or 3 for a few nights after. A few doses restore your organs to their proper functions and the headache and the causes…

The advertisement is directed at healthy folk and physical fitness. It claims that a small 'dash' of Eno's Fruit Salt sparkling in a glass of water first thing on rising every morning is the athlete's natural safeguard to health. This ad is…

This small advertisement professes to be the modern palatable form of iron tonic. Devoid of all the usual drawbacks of iron tonics. Iron Jelloids claim to be unequaled for anemia and weakness in men, women and children. There are no graphics, nor…

Four versions of the flag of the Confederate States of America are shown on this print from 1896. Standing at the center are Stonewall Jackson, P. G. T. Beauregard, and Robert E. Lee, surrounded by bust portraits of Jefferson Davis and Confederate…

The first national flag used by the Confederate States of America from March 4th, 1861 to May 26th, 1863. Nicknamed "the Stars and Bars".

The third national flag of the Confederate States of America, known as "the Blood Stained Banner" has been used since March 4th, 1865.

Black and white photograph depicting large meeting of Ku Klux Klan members in a field at night beneath burning cross.

10-19-1929. Washington State College (later Washington State University) defeated the University of Washington in this 7 minute silent black and white film. This video is made from 1 reel of 16mm film and shows people gathering at the field before…

10-19-1935. Washington State College (later Washington State University) lost to the University of Washington in this 17 minute silent black and white film. This video is made from 2 reel of 16mm film. The final score of the game was 0 WSC 21 UW.

11-26-1938. Washington State College (later Washington State University) lost to the University of Washington in this 24 minute silent black and white film. The final score of the game was 0 WSC 26 UW.