Antique Plymouth MA Souvenir Lot - 1897 Silk Ribbon, Brass Mayflower II Bookmark

Celebrate the rich history of America’s Hometown with this curated 5-piece collection of Plymouth, Massachusetts ephemera. This lot spans over 60 years of local history, from rare 19th-century convention ribbons to classic mid-century tourism souvenirs. What’s included in this historical lot: RARE 1897 Silk Convention Ribbon: A truly unique find from the "Fifth Convention Plymouth County Y.P.S.C.E." (Young People's Society of Christian Endeavour) held on April 19, 1897, at the Congregational Church in Plymouth. It features a beautiful early lithograph of Plymouth Rock. Vintage Brass Mayflower II Bookmark: A heavy, detailed gold-toned metal bookmark featuring the iconic Mayflower II. Perfect for a local history buff or a collector of nautical brass. Tichnor Bros. "Entrance to Burial Hill" Postcard: A classic "White Border" era card (c. 1920s) manufactured by the famous Tichnor Bros. of Boston. South Shore Novelty Co. "Plymouth Rock" Postcard: A mid-century linen-style card showing the 1620 rock and portico, featuring the local "Nantasket Beach" branding on the reverse. Bonus Vintage Plymouth Rock Postcard: A vibrant view of the national shrine, perfect for display or junk journaling. Note: As these are authentic historical paper and textile items, this listing is Final Sale. No returns or refunds. Please see all photos for the exact condition of these Plymouth treasures.