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This calendar was compliments of the Continental Fire Insurance Company, specifically the Hilton and Brown agents of Neenah, Wisconsin. The calendar features a picture titled "General Marion's Lunch ...

This calendar was compliments of H C Hilton & Co., Agents for the Continental Fire Insurance Company of Neenah Wisconsin. This calendar features a picture of a battle scene titled "General Herkimer a...

This calendar was compliments of Hilton & Brown, agents of the Continental Insurance Company of Neenah, Wisconsin. This calendar features a picture of two girls looking out to a ship off the shore. ...

This calendar was compliments of Peter D Kraby, an agent in Neenah and Menasha Wisconsin for the Continental Fire Insurance Company. This calendar features a picture of a battle scene titled "Prescot...

This calendar was compliments of the Continental Fire Insurance Company of New York. This calendar features a picture titled "The Boston Boys Protest", depicting meeting between the British and Bosto...

This calendar features a picture of a soldier sitting in front of a campfire titled "Came Fire Reveries". The original painting was by Paul Grolleron. This calendar is copyright 1901, Peter Schemm. ...

This calendar was courtesy of the Manitowoc Savings Bank in Manitowoc Wisconsin. This calendar features a harbor scene titled "Moonlight on the Tyne". This calendar is complete, showing January 1904...

This attractive calendar was courtesy of the Hotel Badenia of New York. Ol' Hermann A Kirch was the proprietor at that time. The calendar features a picture of a romancing couple leaning against a h...

This calendar was compliments of John Stilp, Grocer in Neenah, WI. This calendar is speaking of the good that Dr. Miles' Blood Purifier is for you. This was the precursor to Alka-Seltzer. This Die-Cu...

This calendar is fairly unimpressive. It has an incomplete calendar, showing March of 1907. The calendar features a picture of a body of water betwixt the mountains. The real fun is on the reverse....

This calendar was compliments of Fred Fritzen, dealer in Groceris and Provisions, Dry goods, Crockery Etc - Located in Neenah, Wisconsin. This calendar features a hunting scene with men and their dog...

This small duo features two calendars, one for Merlin Repeating Rifles and Shotguns, incomplete, dated April 1903. The second calendar wants you to Save Your Pennies and buy Big Jo Flour from the Wab...

This calendar was compliments of Fr. Schwartzbauer and Son of the Columbia Sample room, dealers in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, located in Menasha, Wisconsin. This calendar features a picture titled "B...

This calendar from the Pabst Malt Extract company was used to promote Barnett & Co, a Pharmacy in Neenah Wisconsin. This calendar is incomplete, showing November 1904. The calendar features a blonde...

This calendar was compliments of John Planner, dealer in General Merchandise in Menasha, Wisconsin. This calendar features a little girl in a sailor suit wearing the iconic button "All nations chew S...

This two-sided calendar by Singer Sewing Machines was made to promote their 51st year in business. The calendar features pictures of three "Singers of the Forest with their ornate nests. The reverse...

This calendar was compliments of the Dumke Brothers, manufacturers Fine Havana Cigars, located in Medford Wisconsin. This calendar features a picture of two deer titled "Evening in Autumn" original b...

This incredible calendar was courtesy of the Singer Sewing Machine company. This one sheet calendar is complete. The calendar is in the shape of a tanned hide, featuring a Native American Man in the...

The calendar features an illustration of a child in a field, accompanied by text promoting Deering Harvester machines, particularly the "Ideal Hay Rakes," emphasizing their convenience, simplicity, an...

This calendar was compliments of the MacKinnon Excelsior Company of Menasha, Wisconsin. This calendar features a cattle landscape picture titled "Highland Cattle" original painting by William R C Wat...