April 12, 2024
VINTAGE LEATHER BOUND SCRAPBOOK WITH GERMAN SHEPHERD
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Up for auction is this beautiful estate find - a chocolate brown leatherbound scrapbook, with the word "Scrapbook" embossed in gold on the front of the album and a german shepherd dog embossed in the leather on the front of the album. It ties with a chocolate brown cord run through eyelets. It contains numerous articles and pictures from the Roanoke Times, some of which are as follows: Salem Sub-Debs Pose for a Picture; Articles and pictures of Salem Girl Scouts; Harmony Girls; Marion High School Faculty; Floyd Ward Dancers Present Variety Show In "Major and Minor;" Junior Women Gather at Pulaski Courthouse; Times and World News Carriers on Tour of City; First Lady (Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt) Visits Hollins College; WDBJ Manger Meets First Lady (Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt); Honor Roll listings of Roanoke College; 4-H Girls Receive Awards; Scene from Roanoke College Play "As You Like It;" Society Articles, engagement and wedding announcements, obits; Starkey Baptist Auxiliary; Fries High School Graduating Class; Fashion photos; Marion College; Five Smart Boys of Roanoke College (Basketball); Old advertising card from the Natalie Shoppe, Roanoke VA; Old paper napkins - Rustic Cabin, Calmar Manor, MD, Wardman Park Hotel, The Neptune Room of Earle Restaurant, Washington, D.C., two polka dot paper napkins with red roosters; Station WSLS
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