This is volume 2 of a three volume set published by The Holenbeck Press, presumed first edition.  This book is an ex library books which has all the possible markings of a discarded library book.  Large stamp on the closed pages of the Waco Public Library, Texas   I'm not going to list all these defects, consider this a reading copy only but it contains a great deal of information of this important figure in the suffrage movement. Will be sent by media mail for a savings.

This card was never mailed, is in excellent condition and was issued by the National Suffrage Publishing Company.

This card can be turned into a stand up card.  Note the fold in the middle.  Klever Kard.  Not mailed but a message on the back, a date stamp when it must have been bought and a penciled in number. Artist is Rose O-Neill.  Excellent condition. 

This is an official postcard issue from the National Woman Suffrage Publishing Company.

Clapsaddle was covering all bases with this card with the sweet female sewing, "Women's Sphere is in the Home.".  Small and very light crease on the upper right hand tip. Clean back, never mailed.

Here is one of the Votes for Women Valentine Day varieties made by the famous illustrator, Clapsaddle.  Some tip wear.

Cute card with the little girl wearing a Votes For Women sash.  "Love me, Love my Vote."   Torn right hand bottom corner.  Not mailed but message on back read 1919.  The back has a couple of black album remnant where it was torn out of the album. Some stains on front and pen notation 1919.  See scan.

This card is similar to another example on my site but this one is from Watertown, State unknown as card has not been mailed.  Minor corner wear, though some wear to the pennant which has been glued on.  Glitter around the edges.  See scan.

Handsome card which was never mailed.  Heavy corner crease at upper right and wear to the lower left corner.  

Some tip wear and light crease on upper right hand corner.

When I bought this cards I thought it was a suffrage card and when I got home I noted that it says, "Hurrah We Don't Vote for Woman South Beaver Dam.  Embossed with glitter and places where some gem like stones where there (see the spots around the edges)  The pennant is pasted on.  There is a large stain on the left edge which can be seen in the scan. Some wear to the corners and a very light crease on the bottom left hand corner.  The card is on heavy stock.  Never mailed but message on the back.    

The National Woman Suffrage group commissioned prominent women illustrators to create postcards which supported the movement. This beautiful card was made by Emily Hall Chamberlin. Campbell Art Company published this card. Unused and excellent condition.

The National Woman Suffrage group commissioned prominent women illustrators to create postcards which supported the movement. This beautiful card was made by Emily Hall Chamberlin. Campbell Art Company published this card. Unused and excellent condition.

Cloth covered button with ribbon which reads, "Under the 19th Amendment I Cast My First Vote" November 2, 1920." Off centered as can be seen in the scan. Also area which pooches out at the top edge where the cloth did not quite get under the collet. Paper insert on back. Some wear to the ribbon. Lancaster Pennsylvania.

Incomplete daily calendar which appears to be mostly anti-suffrage. Includes quotes from various men and women regarding the suffrage issue and womankind. Begins with the end of February which page has the most wear and damage. Complete up until December which only has one page. Some general wear but worst is the first and last pages.

Corner crease and someone tried to cover up a defect at lower right hand corner with green ink. Wear to the other corners. Postally used in 1913.

Rounded corners, somewhat dingy, postally unused.

Nice condition, postally unused.

Somewhat dingy, postally used in 1915.

Wear to the corners with a stain on the lower right hand edge. Postally unused.

Postally unused. Wear to the corners and a tear just under the letter O at the bottom. Crease which extends from the tear to the outer edge.

Nice complete sheet with minor wear and a tiny nip out of the lower right hand corner. When Women Cast the Ballot by Benj F. Nysewander, Superior Music in Chicago. Important women's suffrage item for an advanced collector.