| The picture shows a view of all (64) Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire Advertising & Souvenir Items in this lot. This is a large bulk lot that has been acquired or accumulated over time from many different sources. Some are older items and some are newer. There are far too many items in this lot to describe each one individually, but some highlights of the items included here are as follows: There are (6) old Weirs Beach advertising brochures filled with much information and many pictures of the area. There are some images of the old M/V Mount Washington steamship. There is a 1970 Gilford Playhouse program booklet. It is for a production of ''Signpost To Murder'' with David McCallum, Tanny McDonald, Peter Rogan, John Leighton, Shawn McAllister, and Jerome Raphel. The booklet is also loaded with lots of local advertising. There are (27) 1959 and 1962 black & white photographs on Lake Winnipesaukee and (15) 1960 - 1964 color photographs from Lake Winnipesaukee and a few other lakes in New Hampshire. There is an ID and dates on the backs of most. There are newspaper pictures with captions for The Governor Endicott steam ship and the Steamer Carroll. There is a 2000 - 2001 Official Map & Guide of the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. The other (13) items in this lot are all unused postcards. These include the following: (early 1900s) Camp Ground, Alton Bay, New Hampshire
(1942) King's Hill Inn on Lake Winnipesaukee, Wolfeboro, N.H. (on scrapbook paper)
Silver Sands Motel Saunders Bay Lake Winnipesaukee
Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant, Meredith, N.H.
Lake Winnipesaukee At Weirs Beach, N.H.
Bathing and Sunning at Beautiful Weirs Beach, N.H.
The Weirs Beach, New Hampshire on Lake Winnipesaukee
Aerial View of Beautiful Weirs Beach, N.H.
Weirs Beach, N.H. Boardwalk & Shopping Area
Endicott Rock Park Beach Weirs Beach, N.H.
Bathing and Sunning at Beautiful Weirs Beach, N.H.
Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant & Gift Shop, Meredith, N.H.
Lake Winnipesaukee At Weirs Beach. N.H. All of the items that are pictured are included for one price! To judge the sizes most of the postcards measure about 5-1/2'' x 3-1/2''. These items appear to range from excellent to mint unused condition as pictured. | 
