Dude

Photobooth photo.

Found in "Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell" by Susanna Clarke. Published by Bloosbury, 2004.

The New Age Is Old Enough To Drink

Note:

July 12
Yani
Concert
College
SUCO

Found in "Power Play" by Joesph Finder, published by St. Martin's, 2007.

Note: SUCO is the local SUNY school here in Oneonta. I sort of remember that he was going to be in town, but I couldn't tell you the year. Google was no help.

The Throne

Black and white photo, two inches by three inches. There was some writing on the back, but it has been smudged beyond recognition.

Found in "The Throne of Saturn" by S. Fowler Wright. Published by Arkham House, 1949.

Yin and Yang

Keycard for the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in Stockbridge, MA.

Found in "Ball Peen Hammer" by Adam Rapp, artwork by George O'Connor. Published by First Second, 2009.

The Man's Best Friend

Black and white photo postcard, no writing on reverse.

Found in "George Eliot's Life" by J.W. Cross. Published by Harper and Brothers, 1885.

Sing Through Me Muse

Napkin drawings.

Found in "The Odyssey" by Homer, translated by Robert Fagles. Published by Penguin, 1996.

Someone's Got The Munchies

Invoice for one box of Baby Ruths and one box of Butterfingers, dated February 21, 1934, from J.O. & G.N. Rowe, Inc., to MA Ross.

Found in "The Quarterly Illustrator, Vol. 1 No.4" published in 1893.

Ed: The Ross Market was a well-known local grocery for many years here in Oneonta.

Summit

Black and white photo of a family at Donner Summit.
No dates or writing.

Found in "English Country Houses" by V. Sackville West. Published by Collins, London, 1947.

There Once Was A Girl From Nantucket

Mimeographed copy of a Nantucket property map, dated June 1st, 1927.

Found folded in "The Croquet Player" by H.G. Wells. Published by Viking, 1937.

For fun, I lined up the map with a current street map from Google:

Suffragette City

Postcard featuring The US Hotel, Saratoga Springs, NY.
Postmarked May 25 1916 (I think), Blue Mountain NY.

Writing:

We have attended General Conference for two days and are going back Thursday.
Monday night we heard Wm. J. Bryan speak on Suffrage. Tues. I met Frank L. Brown of N.Y. and had a visit with him. He is on the same comm. with W.D. Southworth.

Mrs. H.L. Baker.

Found in "Richelieu - A Tale of France" by G.P.R. James. Published by Dent/Dutton, 1911.