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Carrier 702D
This is a Carrier dynamic/moving coil microphone with an unknown polar response and unknown date of manufacture.
Newspaper image, Ida B. Wells marching at the Woman’s Suffrage Procession in Washington, D.C., Chicago Daily Tribune, 1913 March 5
Newspaper article containing information on Ida B. Wells' participation in the 1913 Washington DC Women's Suffrage March
Flyer, advertising a suffrage rally with speakers Margaret Foley and Frank Pope, Concord, Massachusetts, 1915 March 11
The suffrage rally advertised in this rally is stated to have two speakers: Margaret Foley and Frank Pope. Foley was a well-known labor organizer, suffragist, and social worker. According to the flyer, Pope was the Ex-Auditor of the Commonwealth [of…
Continental 25
This is a Continental carbon microphone manufactured some time in the 1920s or 1930s.
Georgia-Auburn Chalice
This silver chalice was awarded to the University of Georgia football team upon defeating Auburn University by a score of 10-8 on November 24, 1894. The chalice is inscribed as follows:
University of Georgia vs Auburn
Nov 24 1894
Presented…
University of Georgia vs Auburn
Nov 24 1894
Presented…
Sheet music, “Woman Forever March,” by E. T. Paull, New York, 1916
Sheet music composed by E.T. Paull. The lithograph shows four women (labeled "Justice", "Liberty", "Victory", and "Equality") lifting up another woman.
Button, "Opposed to Woman Suffrage," Eagle Regalia Co., ca. 1915-1920
Button against the women's rights movement
Photograph, Graham W. Jackson Playing at Procession of Franklin D. Roosevelt's Body, Ed Clark, April 13, 1945
This famous photograph shows Graham Jackson playing the accordion as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's body processes out of Warm Springs, Georgia after his death. The two friends had spent the days leading up to Roosevelt's death working on a…