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DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2352
title: "Excommunication of the Comandante, Second Act,", postcard, circa 1920s

description: A color postcard of the Mission Play entitled, "Excommunication of the Comandante, Second Act," San Gabriel, California, USA, circa 1920s. Published by Pacific Novelty Company, San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, USA. The actor who plays the comandante stands at the left and wears a black uniform, hat, and knee-high boots. He looks taken aback and faces a Franciscan priest who stands at the center by a wood chair. The priest has his left arm out and his right arm up in the air. An American Indian couple embrace at the far right while a group of priests and soldiers stand across the back, many of whom react to the scene in front of them. The set across the background consists of an arched portico with a red tile roof, a tree, and an ivy cross. The title of the image is at the top left while at the right is "MISSION PLAY, SAN GABRIEL, CAL.," all in black ink. On the center of the back is the name, location, and logo of the Pacific Novelty Company. At the top right is a square box for postage. The artifact was found within an envelope, which is item .1, along with more postcards that are items .2-.9 and .11. The object is in good condition with only minor abrasions at the corners.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1822
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1826
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2465
title: "Fiesta scene, second act", postcard, circa 1920s

description: A color postcard of the Mission Play entitled, "Fiesta Scene, Second Act," San Gabriel, California, USA, circa 1920s. Published by Pacific Novelty Company, San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, USA. Four women in multicolored dresses stand across the center. All have their left hand at the hip and right arm up in the air. A large crowd looks on across the back, some of the people sit while others stand. Among the group are American Indians, Franciscan priests, and people in Spanish outfits. One man in Spanish attire sits at the left with a guitar in his hands. The set across the background consists of an arched portico with a red tile roof, trees, and a church at the right. The title of the image is at the top left while at the right is "MISSION PLAY, SAN GABRIEL, CAL.," all in black ink. On the center of the back is the name, location, and logo of the Pacific Novelty Company. At the top right is a square box for postage. The artifact was found within an envelope, which is item .1, along with more postcards that are items .2-.6 and .8-.11. The object is in good condition with only minor abrasions at the corners.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2846
title: "Gathering walnuts in California", postcard, circa 1915

description: "Gathering walnuts in California", postcard, published by M. Rieder, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1915. Color postcard depicting a walnut grove with workers harvesting. In good condition with abrasions on reverse.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2464
title: "Fiesta scene, second act", postcard, circa 1920s

description: A color postcard of the Mission Play entitled, "Fiesta Scene, Second Act," San Gabriel, California, USA, circa 1920s. Published by Pacific Novelty Company, San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, USA. Four women in multicolored dresses stand across the center. All have their left hand at the hip and right arm up in the air. A large crowd looks on across the back, some of the people sit while others stand. Among the group are American Indians, Franciscan priests, and people in Spanish outfits. One man in Spanish attire sits at the left with a guitar in his hands. The set across the background consists of an arched portico with a red tile roof, trees, and a church at the right. The title of the image is at the top left while at the right is "MISSION PLAY, SAN GABRIEL, CAL.," all in black ink. On the center of the back is the name, location, and logo of the Pacific Novelty Company. At the top right is a square box for postage. The artifact was found within an envelope, which is item .1, along with more postcards that are items .2-.6 and .8-.11. The object is in good condition with only minor abrasions at the corners.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2736
title: "Tragedy of a broken race, third act", postcard, circa 1920s

description: A color postcard of the Mission Play entitled, "Tragedy of a Broken Race, Third Act," San Gabriel, California, USA, circa 1920s. Published by Pacific Novelty Company, San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, USA. Many actors dressed as American Indians walk across the center, many with their heads down, and four at the right carrying what looks like a stretcher. Two men and a woman look on at the right of the back. Across the background is a set that consists of an arched wall, some of which is broken at the left of the center, trees, and palms. The backdrop behind the set has a green mountain, at the top of which is a white cross, and blue sky. The title of the image is at the top left while at the right is "MISSION PLAY, SAN GABRIEL, CAL.," all in black ink. On the center of the back is the name, location, and logo of the Pacific Novelty Company. At the top right is a square box for postage. The artifact was found within an envelope, which is item .1, along with more postcards that are items .2-.3 and .5-.11. The object is in good condition with only minor abrasions at the corners.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1824
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1807
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1809
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1820
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-540
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1833
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2441
title: Los Angeles tailor's shop interior, photograph, 1915

description: The interior of an unknown tailor's shop, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1915. The view shows two men next to a long wooden table with shelves on the wall above it. There is also a clothing rack on another wall, a small table with a chair, a raised chair in the back, and ironing board, and other items. On the reverse is the ink inscription "a tailor shop down town where Mama worked." With some heavy soling, stains, creases, a small tear at the bottom edge, and edge wear, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.5523/bris.1kwwzgckmkx0u1ziflno3fgba9
title: Fathom-REPRESA flood hazard data

description: Flood hazard data from Fathom for Mozambique, Malawi and Madagascar. Donated in support of the REPRESA project.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2812
title: "Pageant of the Indian crafts, second act", postcard, circa 1920s

description: A color postcard of the Mission Play entitled, "Pageant of the Indian Crafts, Second Act," San Gabriel, California, USA, circa 1920s. Published by Pacific Novelty Company, San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, USA. A man in Spanish attire sits at the left with a guitar on his lap, while an American Indian man stands at his side and plays a flute. More American Indians stand at the left of the center in a single-file line and hold items such as baskets, pottery, and hides. A group of Franciscan priests at the right look at one of the American Indian men. Four Spanish soldiers stand at attention at the far right. The set across the background consists of an arched portico with a red tile roof, trees, and a church at the right. The title of the image is at the top left while at the right is "MISSION PLAY, SAN GABRIEL, CAL.," all in black ink. On the center of the back is the name, location, and logo of the Pacific Novelty Company. At the top right is a square box for postage. The artifact was found within an envelope, which is item .1, along with more postcards that are items .2-.8 and .10-.11. The object is in good condition with only minor abrasions at the corners.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2758
title: Participants in a horse race at a rodeo, photograph, 1922

description: Participants in a horse race at a rodeo, photograph, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1922. In good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2662
title: Man riding a bull during a rodeo with man holding bullhorn in foreground, photograph, 1922

description: Man riding a bull during a rodeo with man holding bullhorn in foreground, photograph, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1922 In good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1815
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-518
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2035
title: Female athletes, 13 photographs, circa 1929

description: 13 photographs of female athletes, Los Angeles, California, USA circa 1929. Photos of female athletes from Vermont School. Some of the photos are of basketball players, others are of baseball players, others are team photos. These photos are from an album as some still have the black paper backing while others have remanence of the black paper they were once attached to. These objects are in good condition overall.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2683
title: Automobile race, photograph, 1920s

description: Automobile race, photograph, probably Ascot Park, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1920s. Taken from the stands, the view shows nine cars rounding a turn on the dirt track. There is a tow truck parked in the infield at the upper right and a row of cars parked off-track at the top. There are open fields, a few buildings and some trees in the background. At the bottom left corner are a few of the spectators. With edge tears, some loss to the bottom right corner, other corner damage, and stains, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2661
title: Man riding a bull during a rodeo with man holding bullhorn in foreground, photograph, 1922

description: Man riding a bull during a rodeo with man holding bullhorn in foreground, photograph, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1922 In good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2470
title: Brick-making plant, photograph, 1920s

description: A photograph of workers at a brick making plant at Cudahy Ranch, Florence, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1920s. "Cudahy Ranch…" -- first line of inscription on reverse of image.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1821
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-525
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-521
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2049
title: "Walnut drying, Katella Ranch at Anaheim, Cal.", postcard, circa 1907

description: A postcard entitled "Walnut drying, Katella Ranch at Anaheim, Cal.", circa 1907. The postcard is in color and shows two men, possibly workers in the process of walnut drying in Katella ranch. There are walnuts in wooden containers. In the background to the left of the men pictured, appears to be a walnut dryer that seems to be operated manually. On the reverse side to the left is space for senders name and address. To the right of that is additional space for a message as well as a postmark space. The postcard was published by M. Rieder in Los Angeles and Dresden and was printed in Germany, with a number of 6889. Despite some minor discoloration and abrasion damage, light surface soiling as well as stains and pencil markings, the postcard is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2834
title: "Picking lemons near Whittier, California", postcard, circa 1915

description: A color postcard entitled "Picking Lemons Near Whittier, California," Pacific Novelty Company, San Francisco, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1915. At the center is a dirt path flanked by rows of lemon trees. On the center of the path sits a man in a horse-drawn carriage that is loaded with many crates, while other men stand by the trees and more lemon-filled crates at the left and right. Some look towards the camera while others pick the fruit. Two stand on ladders at the far left and right of the foreground and of the back. All wear hats, gloves, long-sleeve shirts, and have a brown bag over their shoulder in which they carry the lemons. Across the background is a row of tall trees. The title is across the top in black ink. On the top of the back is the name and location of the Pacific Novelty Company as well as a square box for postage. With only light abrasions and creases at the corners, the artifact is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2050
title: "Walnut drying, Katella Ranch at Anaheim, Cal.", postcard, circa 1907

description: A postcard entitled "Walnut drying, Katella Ranch at Anaheim, Cal.", circa 1907. The postcard is in color and shows two men, possibly workers in the process of walnut drying in Katella ranch. There are walnuts in wooden containers. In the background to the left of the men pictured, appears to be a walnut dryer that seems to be operated manually. On the reverse side to the left is space for senders name and address. To the right of that is additional space for a message as well as a postmark space. The postcard was published by M. Rieder in Los Angeles and Dresden and was printed in Germany, with a number of 6889. Despite some minor discoloration and abrasion damage, light surface soiling as well as stains and pencil markings, the postcard is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2228
title: "Walnut grading in California", postcard, circa 1910

description: "Walnut grading in California", postcard, M. Rieder Publishers, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1910. The postcard shows a group of walnut workers. The background shows rows of walnut trees and wooden crates filled with picked walnuts. Toward the left of the postcard is a man wearing a suit and standing next to be a scale. Farther left is a lady seated near sacks of walnuts. On the right are two men standing besides a wooden container filled with walnuts. At the bottom of the postcard is writing in red ink that states, "Walnut Grading in California." The back of the postcard has a blank space for a message. To the far left edge reads, "M. Rieder, Publ., Los Angeles, Cal. /Hand Colored in Germany. No. 6522." Underneath the words, "POST CARDS/ ("POSTAL CARD - /CARTE POSTALE"). To the upper right edge is a place for a once cent, domestic postage stamp or a foreign two cents stamp. Although the postcard shows damages such as abrasions to the corners, surface soiling, discoloration to the print and foxing, it is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2277
title: Play from a football game, photograph, circa 1925

description: A photograph of a football game, presumably involving the University of Santa Clara, circa 1925. Taken from the field, the image shows a play in progress with a player carrying the football and the offensive and defensive players in motion. Two officials, wearing white, one of which in the foreground carrying a down sign, are watching the action. Yard lines are marked in the grass, as well. In the background are spectators in two sections of the stadium, while there are two sections and part of another that are completely empty. On the reverse is a pencil inscription reading "48," at the lower right. In good condition overall, the item has stains and soiling on the reverse, bowing of the paper, and dented corners.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-539
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1829
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2229
title: "Walnut grading in California", postcard, circa 1910

description: "Walnut grading in California", postcard, M. Rieder Publishers, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1910. The postcard shows a group of walnut workers. The background shows rows of walnut trees and wooden crates filled with picked walnuts. Toward the left of the postcard is a man wearing a suit and standing next to be a scale. Farther left is a lady seated near sacks of walnuts. On the right are two men standing besides a wooden container filled with walnuts. At the bottom of the postcard is writing in red ink that states, "Walnut Grading in California." The back of the postcard has a blank space for a message. To the far left edge reads, "M. Rieder, Publ., Los Angeles, Cal. /Hand Colored in Germany. No. 6522." Underneath the words, "POST CARDS/ ("POSTAL CARD - /CARTE POSTALE"). To the upper right edge is a place for a once cent, domestic postage stamp or a foreign two cents stamp. Although the postcard shows damages such as abrasions to the corners, surface soiling, discoloration to the print and foxing, it is in good condition.