Advertising

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Various labels and promotional artwork for DuPont products. Includes Triclene, Ovalclene detergent (for dry cleaning), Silver, Potassium Permanganate, Heat Treating Salt, Formaldehyde, among others. Includes larger/ oversized materials

Scope and Contents A mixed collection: contains A History of the DeVeaux school by Don Loker, a thesis by Metz (NU) on history, invitations, solicitations, DL's correspondence, a bank book from 1920-1928, Book of Arthur Dunlap's (a child's book), etc.; Bound Volumes of accounts of term pupils, Copy of Samuel DeVeaux's will, 50th Anniversary flyer, Alumni Affairs, Advertisement Contracts, George Osborne Expulsion announcement (1867), Charter and Statues of DeVeaux (1890s), Pamphlets about the school, 1937...

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Flyers on why young people should become students at DeVeaux, pamphlets with a brief history of the school, correspondence related to Alumni Affairs

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Early Carborundum catalogs from about 1900-1947, some without dates.

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Flier for Eckanker, a new religious movement with a center in Niagara Falls [original]

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Carborundum history addressed to "travelers".

Educational Caravans excerpt about the history of Carborundum in Niagara Falls, NY

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Product information

Scope and Contents Campaign ads for local elections including ads for Jason Murgia, Robert Merino, Paul Dyster, Ralph Aversa, Andy Walker, Guy "Tom" Sottile, Anthony Rendina, Angelo Massar, Michael Gawell, and George D. Maziarz. Also included is a sponge endorsing George D. Maziarz for County Clerk, a newspaper with information on candidates in the 1987 election, a letter from "People for Progress" arranging an interview with candidate Fred Caso, and invitations to rallies for Jacob Palillo, Michael S. Gawel,...

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Dett's title at the Lincoln Institute

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Membership cards, used car sale invoice related to Niagara Falls businesses and associations. Includes pamphlets advertising political candidates for City Council, Mayor, and House of Representatives.