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ARCH.2003.31, Rendition: 804133
This image displays the back cover of an aged, beige-colored paper folder or document, set against a neutral gray background. The paper shows clear signs of wear and tear, with its right edge being jagged and torn, and the bottom and left corners also appearing slightly frayed. Two punched holes are visible along the left margin, indicating it was likely stored in a binder.
Affixed near the top center of the folder is a small, rectangular beige paper label. The label has been secured with translucent tape over its top and bottom edges. Printed on the label in a typewriter-style font is the text: "January 29, 1950 -".
Below this taped label, written by hand in pencil, is the text: "to April, 1951". A short, straight pencil line has been drawn underneath this handwritten date.
The overall appearance suggests the item is an archival document or report, with the dates indicating the time period covered by its contents.
The image shows a piece of brown paper or cardboard with a rectangular yellow label at the top. The label appears to be sealed with tape and contains handwritten text that reads "January 29, 1950 – to April, 1951". The paper has a slightly worn and aged appearance, with some frayed edges and a hole punched at the top left corner. The background is a plain, neutral color, and the paper is positioned against it. The overall look suggests that this might be a dated envelope, file, or a piece of documentation from the early 1950s.
The image shows a worn, aged piece of light brown paper or cardstock with uneven, torn edges, suggesting significant use or handling over time. It appears to be part of a larger document or folder, as evidenced by the three holes punched along the left side, likely for binding or filing purposes.
In the center of the paper, there is a yellow rectangular label or sticker affixed with yellow tape. The label has the text "January 29, 1950—" written on it in black ink. Below the label, handwritten in black ink, is the text "to April, 1951," indicating a date range.
The paper shows signs of wear and tear, with some discoloration and smudges, indicating that it is an old document. The overall condition suggests it has been stored or handled for a considerable period, possibly as part of an archive or collection of historical documents. The date range on the label suggests it may be related to events or records from the early 1950s.
The image shows a piece of paper with a brown color, probably a folder cover. The folder cover is damaged, with a few tears on the edges. A small piece of paper is stuck on the folder cover, with some text printed on it. The text is written in black font, and the date is written in a different font. The paper is folded in half, and the folder cover is placed on a white surface.
The image is of a piece of paper that is brown and torn at the edges. It is placed on a white surface. On the paper, there is a piece of tape with the words "January 29, 1950" written on it. There is also a handwritten note below the tape that reads "to April, 1951". The paper looks old and worn.
The image shows a rectangular, light brown cardboard folder or cover. The folder appears to be slightly worn, with visible creases and a few small tears along the edges, suggesting it has been handled or stored for some time.
At the top center of the folder, there is a small, rectangular label or tag that is secured with clear tape. The label is gold-colored and has printed text on it that reads "January 29, 1950." Below this printed date, there is handwritten text that says "to April, 1951," indicating a date range or period of relevance.
The overall appearance of the folder suggests it may have been used for organizing or storing documents, possibly related to a specific time frame between January 29, 1950, and April 1951. The simplicity of the design and the handwritten notation imply a functional, perhaps archival or organizational purpose.
This image shows a worn, slightly damaged sheet of light brown paper or cardboard. It has some holes punched near the left edge, suggesting it may have been part of a binder or folder. A small label is taped to the top with text that appears to include the date "January 29, 1950," and handwriting beneath reads "to April, 1951." The edges of the paper appear frayed, particularly in the upper-right corner.
This image shows an old, worn, and slightly torn sheet of brown paper or a folder cover. It has two hole punches on the left side. Near the top center, there is a small yellowed paper label attached with tape, partially covered by more tape. The label has typed text that reads "January 29, 1950 -". Below this label, there is handwritten text in pencil that says "to April, 1951" with a line drawn underneath. The edges of the paper are frayed, particularly the right side, with some small tears and folds. The paper appears aged and fragile.
This is an image showing what appears to be an old, worn manila folder. The folder has slightly curled edges and looks a bit tattered, with one corner torn off. There are a few holes, possibly from staples, near the edges of the folder. There is a label affixed to the folder with scotch tape that reads "January 29, 1950." Below the label, handwritten in pen, there is a date that reads "to April, 1951," suggesting that the contents of the folder pertain to a timeframe from January 1950 to April 1951. The background of the image is a neutral gray, which contrasts with the brown hue of the folder.
A worn, light brown folder or sheet of paper with rough, torn edges. It has two holes punched along the left side, suggesting it was kept in a binder. At the top there is a small yellowed label taped on, with a typed date that reads “January 29, 1950 –”. Beneath it someone has handwritten “to April, 1951” with a short underline. The page is otherwise blank and shows aging and creases.