Small pin in the shape of a flag. Front has white background inscribed with "VROUWEN KIESRECHT" in gold. Vrouwenkiesrecht translates from Dutch to "Woman Suffrage" in English.
Mostly round silver pin with an image of a mother bird feeding her young embossed on it. Partially around the side of the pin in the shape of a crescent is a light blue inlay with "N O Progressive Union" inscribed in silver. At the request of the...
Ribbon includes a small gold decorative rectangle that is at the top. Attached is a yellow ribbon with "N. Y. W. S. A. 35th Annual Convention Hornellsville Oct. 20-23, 1903" in black letter. Attached at the bottom of the ribbon is a round...
Farm workers threshing oats and stacking straw. A steam engine is on the left and a separator is on the right. Ten with pitchforks are on top of the straw pile.
Pascal family photo. Back row, left to right:Arcana Celestia (Lettie), John, Laura, Descartes (Dan), George, Lucy. Front row, left to right: (Sarah) Celia C18Pascal family, Aylett, Lee, George Wourms (father), Talitha Cumi [Cotton] (mother)....
Pascal family--Homes and haunts--Iowa--Grand Mound
Back view of the Pascal house, Grand Mound, Iowa in winter. Men are cutting wood. Between the two men on the left is a circular saw. On the right are two horses.
Pascal, George Wourns; Pascal, Talitha Cumi; Pascal, Arcana Celestia; Pascal, Laura; Pascal family--Homes and haunts--Iowa--Grand Mound
Pascal house, east of Grand Mound, Iowa. George W. Pascal and Talitha Cumi Pascal are on the front porch. Daughters Laura and Arcana (Lettie) are in the front yard.
Boys on horse-drawn sleds in winter. Lee Pascal and Jasper Babcock are on the front sled. Percy Pascal and Jim Townsen are on the rear sled. The horse's name is Daisy. The photo is taken in front of the corn crib on the Pascal farm.
Suffrage; Denmark; Women's rights; International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Silver, round button with "Intern. Stemmert Alliance 13 Kongress" around the edge "Kobenhaven", "July 1939", and a tree and a heart embossed on it. It is connected with white and yellow ribbons to an oval piece of white paper with "C.C.C."...
Suffrage; United States; Parades, Chicago, Illinois; Women's rights
Round yellow button with "I MARCH; FOR FULL SUFFRAGE; JUNE 7TH; WILL YOU?" in black lettering on the front. The march took place in Chicago, Illinois during the 1916 Republican National Convention.
Round, gold pin with an image of women holding scales in front of a rising sun and "Jus Suffragii" (The Right of Suffrage) in raised lettering, surrounded by emeralds, pearls, and rubies.
