Inspirational Acrylic Thank You Sign – Perfect Gift for Nurses and Teachers
The perfect choice for employees or colleagues who could use a little positivity. Perfect Gift for Nurses and Teachers. Ideal for teachers, nurses, doctors, volunteers, or as a lovely room decoration.
Set of Five 1980 Manufacturers Hanover Trust New York Nature Photo Notecards
A set of five Manufacturers Hanover Trust New York City nature photo notecards, produced as holiday greeting giveaways in 1980. The photos were taken by Joel Greenburg and, according to the insert with the cards, “are from the First Photographic Survey of the City’s natural areas, being conducting by the Earth Environmental Group.” Each card measures 7 inches high by 6 inches wide, and is blank inside. The package includes five envelopes. Pictures are of:Plumb BeachBronx RiverThe LochFigure Eight LakeAlley CreekUSPS shipping via first class mail. Payment due within four days of purchase. You may return the item for any reason provided it is returned in the same condition as shipped to you. I generally ship the same day if I receive payment by noon Eastern time otherwise I ship the next day. I combine shipping if you purchase more than one item from me and I can ship in a single shipment. Please do not immediately pay for the first item you win but contact me so that I know to wait before sending you an invoice for all your purchases. Combined shipping is possible only if I can send you one invoice for your purchases.
Versatile Crystal Award Trophy – Ideal for Employee, Teacher & Nursing Gifts
Ideal for Employee, Teacher & Nursing Gifts. Versatile Crystal Award Trophy. The trophy reflects light beautifully, enhancing its charm and making it an elegant addition to any office decor. Why Choose Our Versatile Crystal Award Trophy?.
1938 New York Fire Insurance Rating Organization Death Notice Card
This is an original 1938 death notice card from the Suburban Division of the New York Fire Insurance Rating Organization, announcing the passing of Mr. A. French George, Assistant to the Manager. The formal printed card details the date of death as August Fourteenth, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Eight, in New York, N.Y. It is a piece of historical ephemera, offering a glimpse into the corporate communications of the era. The card is in excellent condition for its age, with minor toning consistent with an 86-year-old paper item.