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Postcard entitled “The Seashore Bear” featuring cartoon teddy bear playing on the beach. “Tell papa to look for yours. From Cousin Sallie.” The postcard does not appear to have been mailed, but still contains the name Harris Coles in Wenonah, New Jersey.
1906
Print shows Chester Alan Arthur sitting on a chair at a beach on the seashore, he is perspiring heavily and using a fan labeled “Stalwart Method” to cool himself, as the sun, labeled “Disunion-of-the-Republican-Party,” sets. As it sets the sun gives off rays labeled “Stalwarts, Independents, Anti-Monopolists, Half Breeds, Tariff Reformer, [and] Civil Service Reformer”.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1882-07-05
Graetz, F. (Friedrich), approximately 1840-approximately 1913
Queen Victoria stands on her throne labeled “England” at the edge of the sea, holding a broom labeled “My Prerogative,” and sweeping against ocean waves labeled “Home Rule” and “Democracy” that show the faces of Charles S. Parnell, William E. Gladstone, and Robert Cecil Salisbury. Her crown is perched on the back of her throne. Caption: A poor old broom against the new flood.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1886-02-10