Palczewski Suffrage Postcard Archive

 

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Rod Library Access Number

286a

Medium

Postcard

Date of Publication

January 1907

Publisher

Bamforth & Company

City of Publication

Holmfirth

Country of Publication

England

Postmark City

Ohio

Destination City

Youngstown, Ohio

Mailed/Unmailed

Mailed

Description

Alt text: A black and white photograph on a postcard shows a man on his hands and knees scrubbing a patterned floor with a cloth and soapy water. He looks up with a weary expression at a young girl standing in front of him. The girl, wearing a white pinafore over a dark dress, points a finger at him as if giving an instruction. In the background, there is a wooden table with a cloth and a chair. The caption at the bottom reads, "Now then there, get a move on you." Text in the lower corner reads, "Photo only copyright 1907 by Bamforth and Company." A band below the postcard has the text "Palczewski Suffrage Postcard Archive."

Disciplines

Digital Humanities | Gender, Race, Sexuality, and Ethnicity in Communication | History | History of Gender | Speech and Rhetorical Studies | Women's History

Theme

Anti-suffrage; Men; Women gain-men lose;

Date Digital

6-19-2017

Ordering Information

Ordering Information: Contact Catherine Palczewski at catherine.palczewski@uni.edu for permission requests and to order high resolution digital copies. Fees will be attached if the image is intended for commercial use.

Copyright

©1907 Bamforth & Company [Original pre-1923 postcard]

Rights Advisory

Original print postcard is in the public domain; U.S. and International copyright laws protect this digital object. Commercial use of this digital object not permitted without prior permission of copyright holder.

Creative Commons License

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License

Type

Image

File Format

image/jpeg

Keywords

Women--Suffrage;

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