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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Black and white photo of Causby, Dorothy Charles (1893-1987) Drury's sister.
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Sepia tone photo of a group of women, identified only by last name, "looking overboard." Pictured: Gleason, Vaugh, Walshire, Lynch, Rutherford, Yates, Sting, Coleman, Repass, White, Lavender.
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Black and white photo of a group of women: Pictured: Mrs. Claude Parsons (Gertrude), Sallie Wolford or Charles, Belle Johnson, and Zella Rutherford.
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Black and white photo image of Besse, Clay, and Anna
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Black and white photo of Mr. Martin and Miss Sallie Hunt at Stone, Kentucky.
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  Photos from the Charles, Varney, Daughtery, and Wolford Lines

  Sepia tone photo of Walter Spry and Julia Wolford Spry just before they were married on August 29, 1910.
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  Gilbert Grocery Can

  Rusted cream of tartar can with green and brown label with red print for the "Gilbert Brand, Pure Spices, packed for the Gilbert Gro. Co., Portsmouth, Ohio. 5 lbs pure ground cream tartar on back.
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  PHS Band Medal

  Copper-horseshoe shaped medal with engraving "Division II Won by Portsmouth H. S. Band Portsmouth, Ohio at Des Moines, Iowa 1934." Other side- "National High School Band Championship." Multi-colored ribbon with pin attached.
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  South Shore Bus Lines Token

  Silver tone token with "S" cut into coin. "South Shore Bus Lines" encircles on side, "Good for one 10¢ Fare" on the other. The line operated between South Shore and the N & W Railway terminals in Portsmouth.
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  Scioto Valley Wine Store

  Silver metal spoon/bottle opener with company name, address- 1103 Gallia Street, and owner- Dave Boehm.
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  Portsmouth Brewing and Ice Company, Portsmouth, O.

  Amber, glass bottle with embossed "Portsmouth Brg & Ice Co., Portsmouth, O., registered cap: 12 fluid oz." On back: "Doc 1132." Julius Esselborn owned the Brewery from 1889 until his death in 1900, when his son Paul took over.
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  Portsmouth Brewing and Ice Company, Portsmouth, O.

  Clear, glass bottle with embossed "Portsmouth Brg & Ice Co., Portsmouth, O., registered cap: 12 fluid oz." Julius Esselborn owned the Brewery from 1889 until his death in 1900, when his son Paul took over.