Off-white gray and pink marbled background. Illustrations of two barbershop dressed men. "Brother of the Brush, 1815-1865, Portsmouth, Ohio Sesquicentennial June 5-12" on front.
Quarter-sized, brass colored token with hole. One side: "Old Kentucky Saloon, P. O." Other side: "Good for 5¢ in trade." Owned by Rochester Carter (d. 1902) and located on Front Street.
Silver and tarnished metal folding nail file with company name in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Henry Atlas began his business in Portsmouth in 1895 on West Second (2nd) Street. He left Portsmouth in 1904 to open a business in Dayton. He went bankrupt in 1904 and returned to Portsmouth and reopened.
Silver, oval, metal fob depicting the name and image of tractor on front. Name and "Fob of the Month" on back. Plant located at Third and Jefferson until 1913 when it moved to Spring Lane.
Colorized photo image of a small flag for the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Flag is navy blue with the V. F. W. logo in the center. Outer edge is done in golden fringe.
Colorized photo image of an Award Plate given to Tony Applegate of Post 3714 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Given to the KIA-MIA Memorial in Portsmouth, Ohio .
