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A man is standing next to a car outside, winking at the camera. He has his right leg propped up onto the bumper of the car. The man is wearing a watch on his left wrist, a white short sleeve button up collared shirt, and slacks. One of the car doors…

This item is a black and white studio portrait of a young man. He has short hair and is wearing a suit and tie. Written below the image is what appears to be the name of the studio "Knaffl & Brakebill." On the outside of the portfolio is a raised…

A man is standing next to a car outside. The man and car appear to be the same as that in item 037. His left arm is draped casually over the driver's side of the car. He is wearing a watch on his left wrist. White wall tires can be observed on the…

This image shows a C. M. McClung & Co catalog page featuring shotguns. There is handwriting in green ink that reads "Is this the gun that threatened the coffee box?" with an arrow pointing to the right.

This image shows two men on a couch. Both men are older, balding and wear glasses and collared shirts. The man on the right wears a short sleeve buttoned up shirt and sits with his arms crossed. The man on the left, older, sits with his hands resting…

This image shows a note from the McCulley Hat Company Inc. in Knoxville, Tennessee. This note appears to be a credit account for John Ward, of Watauga Falls, with an interest of 6%.

This item is a color postcard showing the front entrance and grounds of the Green Park Hotel in Blowing Rock, NC. The building is surrounded by flowers and appears to have a green awning at the entrance. The postcard was made by Lynn Photo Corp. in…

This image shows a C. M. McClung catalog page for whips. An Express whip was chosen by the John Ward store. Handwriting in green ink under the image of the chosen whip reads "Also called a Bugg Whip. 22 Nov 1913. Ledger, p.96" and "1/2 Doz."

This image shows a C. M. McClung & Co catalog page for wardrobe locks. The locks differ in intricacy. The broad bolt tumbler locking mechanism was the one chosen by the John Ward Store, as is evident by the red ink underlining.

This image shows a C. M. McClung & Co catalog page of different rakes. The Garden Rake, specifically the No. 114, offering 14 teeth instead of 12, were ordered to the John Ward Store.