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This Auto Strop Safety Razor belonged to J. Otis Bosley. It is stored in a nickel-plated case that contains the razor and extra blades.

Bacon's Essays. Booklet from the Ten Cent Pocket Series, No. 48

Bead of unknown origin.

Clay pipe of unknown origin.

Box of cobbler nails.

Campaign pin from the 1920 Presidential Election, supporting Democratic candidate James M. Cox.

Foundations of Religion. Booklet from the Ten Cent Pocket Series, No. 132

Work gloves belonging to J. Otis Bosley. These worn leather gloves have his name written inside and were probably used when Bosley was farming.

Road Map covering the states of Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and Michigan. The back cover has an advertisement for Havoline Wax Free Oil.

Kentucky Laws Made Plain: Laws and Legal Forms Prepared for the Use of Farmers, Mechanics, and Business Men.