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  Marting's Gift Box

  Off white gift box with maroon colored 'Marting's' etched into the bottom right.
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  Marting's Gift Coins

  Three coin (token) set, each different value for gift exchange for merchandise. $20 coin, gold in color; $10 coin, silver in color. $5 coin, copper in color. All in lightweight metal.
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  Marting's Industrial Commission of Ohio certificate 1977

  Green print on cream paper certificate of safety award to Marting's Supervisory Forces and Employees for the year 1977.
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  Marting's Industrial Commission of Ohio certificate 1978

  Black print on cream paper certificate of group safety award to Marting's personnel and employees for the year 1978
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  Marting's Industrial Commission of Ohio certificate 1979

  Black on cream paper certificate of group safety award to Marting personnel and employees for the year 1979
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  Marting's Industrial Commission of Ohio certificate of Special Achievement award 1979

  Green print on cream paper certificate of special achievement safety award to Marting supervisors and employees for the year of 1979
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  Marting's ladies department display

  Color photo of ladies clothing department showing racks of hanging clothes, upper wall decorations, and ceiling lighting.
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  Marting's ladies dress shoe display

  Black and white photo of four dark color ladies dress heels on light or white background.
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  Marting's photo of four ladies

  Color instant photo of four unidentified ladies standing by a table for four covered by a white cloth, possibly at a banquet or similar event.
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  Marting's Receipt

  Marting's Receipt

  White paper receipt for Marting's Department Store, 515 Chillicothe Street, Portsmouth, Ohio. Brown stained line down left side. Faded purple/blue print.
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  Marting's, 125th Anniversary

  White card with black and white image of the store front with black print, "Marting's, 125th Anniversary. 1872-1997. Blank inside.
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  chillicothe street

  Martings Building

  Martings Department Store was started in 1872. It closed in 2002. The future of the building has been debated.