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Image of two women sitting at a bar with bartender off to the side; Behind the bar, text reads, To Day…Horse's Neck 50¢; Text reads, 'After the Third Drink, Anyone Could Feel It'; 405

Image of two women, one on the left is dressed in a red dress with text running along side her that reads, 'ON THE STREET LIGHTING CHANGE ARTIST. The image on the right stands in front of a vanity dressed in a nightgown(?). Text beside her reads, 'AT HOME'; Copyrighted by R.L. Wells, 1906

Embossed postcard of a woman talking at a seated man who has his hands over his ears; 514; test in black reads, 'A mans work is from sun to sun, But a woman's talk is never done'; Note on the back addressed to Mrs. Etta Randolf

Image of man lying in bed, looking at a woman in surprise. The woman has three breasts. Text bubble from her reads, 'And just what are you staring at Mr. Newlywed'; 114

Image of a man holding binoculors leaning over a banister looking at a group of women in bathing suits; © Curt Teich and Co., Inc.

Image of a woman standing, arms akimbo. Has a basket on her left. Her lips are exaggerated and highlighted in red. Text in red reads, 'Aunt Nancy, Born and Bred in Florida'; 12828; Note on card back face.

Postcard image reproduction of Betty Saar's mixed media piece, Aunt Sally HooDoo's The Parthenon. © Artists' Postcards 1978, N.Y.C.' 080

Altered image of red-haired woman holding a pad and pencil with text in yellow that reads, 'Based on her analysis Peggy concluded, with 96.4% certainty, 62% of people should piss off 100% of the time. Artist: Dara R Vance

Image of a well-dressed woman walking behind a man wearing a green suit. In the left corner of front face is an image of a woman's head with cross bones behind her. To the right is a hand; Text in red reads, BEWAIR! I AM ON YURE TRAK & i AM DRESSED 2 KILL. BY ORDER OF'; Copyright 1907 by Walter Wellman

Caricatured image of a Black (African American) woman with a bundle on her head. She has exaggerated 'smiling' lips and eyes and has 5 'children' behind her with similar facial features. A fence and house are behind them; Published for Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.; Text above image in black reads, 'CARBON COPIES'