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Anti-Roosevelt Campaign Button
Anti-Roosevelt Campaign Button ca. 1940
Petition from the Women Voters Anti-Suffrage Party of New York
Petition from the Women Voters Anti-Suffrage Party of New York 9/12/1918
Anti-Draft Petition
Anti-Draft Petition 1/14/1968
Patent for Anti-Gravity Shoes
Patent for Anti-Gravity Shoes 10/26/1993
Antiquities Act of 1906
Antiquities Act of 1906 2/26/1906
Boston
Boston '75: Anti-Racism Action Project 5/1975
Anti-Slavery Petition from the Women of Philadelphia
Anti-Slavery Petition from the Women of Philadelphia 1844
Anti-Suffrage Postcards from Wallace Ellis to the Honorable Homer P. Snyder
Anti-Suffrage Postcards from Wallace Ellis to the Honorable Homer P. Snyder 1916
Anti-Suffrage Postcards from Hugh R. Hughes to the Honorable Homer P. Snyder
Anti-Suffrage Postcards from Hugh R. Hughes to the Honorable Homer P. Snyder ca. 1915
Anti-Third Term Principle
Anti-Third Term Principle 10/1/1912
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