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Shure 33N
This is a Shure carbon microphone with an unknown polar response that was manufactured in the 1930s.
Shure 333
This is a Shure ribbon/velocity microphone with a super cardioid response manufactured circa 1954.
Shure 330
This is a Shure ribbon/velocity microphone with a super cardioid response manufactured circa 1957.
Shure 315
This is a Shure ribbon/velocity microphone with a bi-directional polar response that was manufactured circa 1952.
Shure 300
This is a Shure ribbon/velocity microphone with a bi-directional polar response that was manufactured circa 1952.
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.
Sheet music, “She's Good Enough To Be Your Baby's Mother, and She’s Good Enough to Vote With You,” music by Herman Paley and lyrics by Alfred Bryan, New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1916
Sheet music for "“She's Good Enough To Be Your Baby's Mother, and She’s Good Enough to Vote With You”, with music by Herman Paley and lyrics by Alfred Bryan
Sheet music, “Oh! You Suffragettes,” by J.J. Gallagher and B.A. Koellhoffer, Irvington, New Jersey, 1912
Sheet music written by J.J. Gallagher and B.A. Koellhoffer, melody by B.A. Koellhoffer, and arrangement by Arthur H. Weberbauer. This song pokes fun at anti-suffragists, who called suffragettes “spinsters.”