blue (color)
Found in 79 Collections and/or Records:
[2-layer Multi-Color Floral Valentine], 1892
2-layer valentine. Base layer blue white and gold; front layer green and pink with pink floral border, gold filigree surrounding purple crocus. Inside: 2 birds with "Love's Question. I send a question to thee, dear, each morning by the lark; and every night the nightingale, Brings answer ere the dark. The question needs no other words and this is the reply - I'll love the, dearest, while I live, and bless thee if I die."
[3-layer Multi-Color Floral Valentine], 1894
[3-layer "Purity" Valentine], 1890
3-layer valentine. Base layer blue, gold, and white; middle layer pink and white with multi-color flowers and cupid riding bird; front layer gold filgree with white and red frames picure of flower girl. Also on cover hand holding flowers with "purity". Inside: sketch of woman holding flowers with poem "Come love, to me. This world would be dark without thee, the days would be dreary and long, for thou hast the charm about thee, to give me sweet sunshine and song."
101 Grand Entree Parade
An assortment of eight different neck ties, late 19th century - early 20th century
An assortment of eight different neck ties, solids and prints.
Atahvallpa Inga XIIII, mid 18th century
B. & M. Copper Smelter, March 15, 1907
Postcard with a colored photograph of B. & M. Copper Smelter in Great Falls, Montana. Handwriting on the front and back. March 15, 1907.
Backing, late 19th century - early 20th century
A piece of thick blue paper, the original backing the Charles M. Russell biography manuscript (TU2009.39.3874-75) was stapled to.
[Blue and Gold with Pink Roses Valentine], 1892
Blue, white and gold with pink roses in center valentine. Inside: floral sketch with "Thou art all the world, to this heart of mine, my life, my hopes, my vows all thine; am I nothing to thee but a valentine."
[Blue and Silver with Pink Peonies Valentine], 1894
Blue and silver with pink peonies in center valentine. Inside: sketch of birds with "I send you, love, a line, I'll be your Valentine, if you'll be mine. Oh! then how sweet 'twill be, to know, thou lovest me - What bliss devine!" On back "Edna Crocket"