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to Dexter E. Kelpe

One business card, a postcard and six photgraphs included in an envelope postmarked December 29, 1934.

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to Virginia Lee Heidt Kelpe

Two letters, one letter from Omer H. Kelpe to Virginia Heidt Kelpe dated December 13, 1942. The second letter is from Kit Phelps to Omer H. Kelpe dated December 9, 1942.

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to Dexter E. Kelpe

Three receipts, one check and one promotion notice all in a envelope dated March 6, 1946.

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[Stamps]

Six sets of stamps that were likely originally attached to envelopes in this collection.

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Prudential Life Insurance Advertisement

One advertisement for Prudential Life Insurance circa 1942-1945. A folded paper enclosure with gauze on the inside.

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[Clown and woman postcard]

One blank postcard circa 1942-1945. Postcard features a woman with her foot on a step adjusting her hose behind her a clown is watching. The bottom of the postcard reads, "The Bank May be Busted, But I Wish I Owned he Buildin'!"

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[Kodak Film Advertisement]

One advertisement for Kodak film circa 1942-1945. Advertisement reads, "New Kodak Film Makes Snapshots at Night Easier Than Ever." It explains how to light nighttime photos and about their new Super-xx film.

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[Pur-O-Ray Advertisement]

One advertisement for Pur-O-Ray sunglasses circa 1942-1945. A Certificate of quality that extols the virtues of Pur-O-Ray sunglass lenses.

GLC10047.03.304

Navy, Look Ahead

One navy recruitment document circa 1942-1945. Features an aircraft carrier and a sailor looking through binoculars.

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Menu

One menu for a restaurant circa 1942-1945. Features five pages of tipped in specials and two pages of standard fare.

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