Recto marked "Bannister".
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Postcard sent in United States to Blanch Hudson. Manufactured by Curt Teich & Co.
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Little Audrey Richie Rich [croquet comic]
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Printer's name, G. Kadar, on verso, as well as explanations of each item of clothing.
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Fashion plate on verso. Written descriptions of the materials that best suit the design surrounding the fashion plates.
B. A. J.
Illustration accompanies an article titled, "Croquet, and How to Play It."
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An interesting lay-out for a small pleasure garden
Originally from the book, "How to Make a Garden Grow" by K. R. G. Browne.
Robinson, Heath
Accompanies article on outdoor family sports.
Jasmin, Paul
Accompanies article on outdoor family sports.
Jasmin, Paul
Accompanies article on croquet.
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Accompanies article titled, "Cutthroat Croquet", on Archie Burchfield, a tobacco farmer who became an award winning croquet player.
Lee, Bud
Accompanies article titled, "A Smashing Sport", about croquet.
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Not original image. Accompanies article titled, "A Smashing Sport", about croquet.
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Myer, Albert J.
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Gallo, Christopher
[Surrey won the County Croquet Tournament]
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The New Yorker [croquet illustration]
Alajalov, Constantin, 1900-1987
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N. E. Stereoscopic Company
[Stereograph depicting a building and statue]
Taft, P. W.
Moulton, John S., b. ca. 1820
[Card photograph depicting a group posing with croquet equipment]
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[Stereograph depicting a game of croquet]
Names of all the depicted people on verso. Name of school and principal on verso.
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[Card photograph depicting a woman posing with croquet equipment]
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[Stereograph depicting a game of croquet]
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[Glass negative depicting men playing croquet]
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Stereograph of a statuette by Thomas Fowke, which was shown in the International Exhibition in London in 1872. Sticker on verso marked "E. Borhek & Son. Opticians".
England, W.
[Card photograph depicting children posing with croquet equipment]
King, Marquis Fayette, 1835-1904
[Stereograph depicting a group posing with croquet equipment]
Verso marked "Helen D. Moseley Collection / National Stereoscopic Association".
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Kilburn, Benjamin West
[Stereograph depicting a game of croquet]
Prescott & White
Titles of other stereographs on verso.
French & Sawyer
[Card photograph depicting group posing with croquet equipment]
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[Card photograph depicting women posing with croquet equipment]
Names of depicted people written on verso.
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[Stereograph depicting a game of croquet]
Selden & Ennis
[Stereograph depicting a game of croquet]
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[Photograph depicting group posing on croquet lawn]
Verso marked with stamp stating the name, "Irving Cantor". Written note on verso identifying the depicted people to be Sarah Russell, the Duke of Marlborough, and the writer of the note.
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[Stereograph depicting a game of croquet]
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Clipping is not original but a photocopy from the book, "The Tribune Primer".
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Menton Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club
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Postcard is a later reproduction of the original advertisement.
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