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1949 Western Union Telegram New York to Proctorsville VT Vintage Ephemera:
$16.00
Discover a fascinating glimpse into mid-century communication with this authentic 1949 Western Union Telegram. Sent from New York to Miss Erminie L. Pollard in Proctorsville, Vermont, this vintage piece of ephemera captures a moment in time, reflecting the personal connections and communication styles of the era before instant digital messaging.The telegram's message is a charming and somewhat cryptic snapshot from "THE GANG," filled with unique phrases like "BUNDLING NOT ALLOWED," "THE MALE ANIMAL SHOUTS LOYALLY FOR ACADEMIC FREEDOM," and mentions of various individuals such as Hazel, Ada, Charlie, Ralph, and Mildred. It offers a wonderful insight into informal social interactions and popular culture of the late 1940s. This historical document is a prime collectible for enthusiasts of vintage Americana, communication history, and unique paper memorabilia.This piece showcases the distinctive typography and layout of Western Union forms from the period, complete with the "CLASS OF SERVICE" and "SYMBOLS" boxes. It's a tangible artifact from a bygone era, perfect for display, research, or adding to a curated collection of historical documents.