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ARCH.2003.29, Rendition: 803693
This image displays an open, aged scrapbook or album with a greenish-brown hardcover and thick, yellowed pages. The left-hand page has "145" handwritten in pencil near the top margin, indicating its page number.
Affixed to the right-hand page is a large, light brown paper envelope, which appears to have been opened at the top flap and is mounted with its flap open and folded downward. The envelope shows signs of aging, with some discoloration and minor tears.
Typewritten in dark, centered text on the front of the envelope is:
Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists
June 17 – July 7, 1946
The text is crisp and in a classic typewriter font. A small, indistinct blue stamp or marking is visible in the upper-left corner of the envelope.
The envelope is attached to the scrapbook page using what appear to be two small, rectangular pieces of aged, yellowish tape or paper adhesive, one visible at the top center and another partially visible near the bottom. The scrapbook page beneath the envelope is also aged, with a light beige or off-white color and some slight discoloration near the adhesive area.
Along the right edge of the image, a narrow strip of another item—perhaps a newspaper clipping or program page—is visible, with printed text running vertically. On the left edge, the thickness of the scrapbook’s many pages can be seen, suggesting it contains a substantial collection of memorabilia.
Overall, the image captures a preserved historical artifact, likely kept as a memento or record of the 1946 Cambridge Centennial Exhibition for local artists. The presentation is simple, with the envelope serving as the main exhibit on the page.
The image appears to be an open book or notebook. The visible page contains a brown envelope partially inserted into it. On the envelope, there is typed text that reads: "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists June 17 - July 7, 1946." The paper surrounding the envelope looks aged, with some yellowing and minor discoloration, suggesting the item is quite old. The edges of the book appear slightly frayed, and the binding is green. The page number "15" is visible on the left side of the image.
This image shows an open scrapbook or document binder with a beige or light brown cover. The visible page contains a brown envelope that appears to be taped or attached to the page. On the envelope, there is printed text that reads:
"Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists
June 17 - July 7, 1946"
The envelope and the page show signs of age, with some discoloration and wear. The pages of the binder are light-colored, and the binder itself has a green binding. There are no other visible objects or text on the page.
The image depicts an open book with pages that are partially visible. The book is placed on a flat surface. The book has a green cover, and the pages are white. The page on the right has a brown paper with a black text that reads "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists June 17 - July 7, 1946". The page on the left is blank.
An open book with a brown envelope on the left side is kept on a gray surface. The book's pages are white, and the envelope is brown. The envelope has a black text that reads "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists June 17 - July 7, 1946." The book has a green border on the left side. The book's pages are slightly folded, and the envelope is slightly open.
The image shows an open book or catalog with a document inserted between its pages. The document appears to be a printed invitation or announcement for the "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists," dated from June 17 to July 7, 1946. The text is centered on a light brown or cream-colored sheet of paper, which has a slightly worn and aged appearance, suggesting it is a historical artifact. The book itself has a light green spine and pages, and the visible page on the left contains some faint markings or text, possibly notes or stamps, though they are not clearly legible. The overall setting suggests an archival or historical context, likely related to art exhibitions or collections from the mid-20th century.
The image shows an open book with an old, beige envelope glued or attached to one of its pages. The envelope appears aged and is placed at the top of the page. Printed text is visible on the envelope, reading: "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists June 17 - July 7, 1946." The book's pages are slightly yellowed, likely due to age, and some of the other pages of the book are visible around the edges. There is also some faint discoloration on the page beneath the envelope, possibly from adhesive. The book itself has a green cover, and there is a small semi-folded paper insert visible on the right.
An open scrapbook or archive page inside a green-bound book. A large tan manila envelope is affixed to the top portion of the right-hand page, its flap curved and pointing outward. The envelope has a small line of black typed text that reads: “Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists June 17 – July 7, 1946.” The page beneath is mostly blank with faint tape marks and a light, aged appearance.
This image shows an aged, open book or binder laid flat. It appears to be displaying a page with a manila envelope that has a cut open flap. The envelope is adhered to the page at its top edge, allowing the flap to drape down partially, obscuring the full view of the textual content behind it. There is visible text on the page that reads, "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists June 17 - July 7, 1946." The paper and envelope have yellowed with age, and there are visible crease marks and signs of wear. There are also some strips of discolored adhesive and tape residue on the envelope and the paper beside it. The envelope seems intentionally preserved as part of the book or binder content, possibly indicating a sort of archival or historical record.
The image shows an open book or scrapbook displaying an old, yellowed envelope adhered to a blank page. The envelope has typed text on it that reads: "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists June 17 - July 7, 1946." The envelope is slightly worn and folded, and it is taped or glued onto the page. The surrounding pages of the book appear to be similarly aged, with some text visible on the edges of adjacent pages. The book has a green spine or cover, visible at the corner.