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One picture book of trucks, which include the Acme Oil truck. Published by Wonder Books in New York.

One glossy magazine, vol. 10, no. 4 (1979). "For adults only" sticker on front cover.

Fifty-year history of Acme, Alberta by Ralph McCall. Handwritten greetings to Rick Pollay: "Happy birthday to Rick, the zenith of Acme memorabilia! B and B June 28, '87." Stapled binding as evidence of a self-published book. Cover shows a geographical sketch of Acme, Alta. Portrait of author on first page.

Book of quartettes for male voices; copyrighted and published by S. Brainard's Sons, Company in Chicago. Faded gold lettering on red cover. Yellowing pages and crack on the inside cover. Copyright in Arabic numerals. Handwritten on inside cover: "Jos. E. Wright Milwaukee Wis." and "Capt Geo. R. Wright."

Book of quartettes for male voices; copyrighted and published by S. Brainard's Sons, Company in Chicago. Gold lettering on black cover. Yellowing pages and crack on the inside cover. Copyright in Roman numerals. Handwritten on inside cover: "H. C. Eller."

"A practical compendium of useful information, and book of reference for everybody. Comprising Astronomy, Geology, Mineralogy," Published by Globe Bible Publishing Company in Philadelphia. Copyright by S. B and M. S. Lantz. Gold lettering on spine and cover. Spine is broken; cover has been torn apart from the outside spine; lots of tears; some loose pages; cover has faded but design on book is still visible.

"The title essay imagines the opening statement of an attorney for cartoon character Wile E. Coyote in a product liability suit against the Acme Company, supplier of unpredictable rocket sleds and faulty spring-powered shoes." Published by Farrar, Strauss and Giroux in New York. First edition. Price written in pencil on title page is $7.00.

"Published by Acme Code Company in San Francisco, USA with distributors in New York. Copyright in the US, Japan and other countries. Registered in Great Britain, Entered at British Museum." Second printing in Sept 1924. Cable address is "AcmeCODECO.""Code consists of 100,000 five-letter code ciphers" in the transmission of messages. Book has leather spine and corners. Book copy is no. 4715. In excellent condition.

Book with dark red cover; spine label reads: "Acme Biography." Published by The John A. Gray Press and Steam Type-Setting Office, 18 Jacob Street, New York. Except for the slightly cracked spine, book is in good condition.

Blank note pad. Acme Fast Freight title and logo.

Pre-printed envelope with handrwitten name and address. Blue lettering. "Acme Chimneys--The World's Best." Postmarked 1906. Contains flyer promoting product. See similar item 100-13-20.

Typed letter from "Marion Ice Manufacturers"to the "Acme Burlap Bag Company." Dated March 26, 1914. See related item 100-13-167.

Typed letter from the "Acme Burlap Bag Co"to "Marion Ice Manufacturers." Letter is a solicitation for business. Dated March 6, 1914. See related item 100-13-168.

Paper receipt for payment received by the "Acme Glass Company. Manufacturers of Bottles Flint and Amber." Dated July 12, 1914. Good condition.

Postcard featuring image of "Acme Laundry and Cleaners. El Paso, Texas--Your patronage is greatly appreciated. Etc." Good condition. See related item 100-13-164.

Postcard featuring image of "Acme Laundry and Cleaners. El Paso, Texas--We hope to serve you more in 1958!" Good condition. See related item 100-13-165.

Postcard featuring color picture of "Acme Motel." Blank and unused..

Spoof/novelty postcard. "APA-- Acme Proctology Associates--If you can't get your head out of your own ass, let us do it for you!--Dr. Seymour Butts. Etc." As new condition.

"Your order received and entered. Etc." Postmarked 1903. Good condition.

Postcard promoting the services of "Acme Upholstering. --Dear Madam: Why buy factory built furniture when custom-built costs you no more? Etc." Postmarked 1953.

Postcard from the "Wagner Feed Store--We Invite Your Business--We Sell Acme Feeds." Postcard likely produced by Acme Feeds and distributed to retailers. Blank and unused.

Postcard featuring black and white image of a boat. The boat's name is "Acme." Blank and unused.

Black and white postcard. Image of toddler standing beside an "Acme JUNIOR"wagon. Blank and unused.

"Acme Chocolates made by Cedar Rapids Candy Co." Salesman's postcard with 1908 calendar. "Will Call About Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Saturday." Blank and unused.

Pad of paper with front and back cover. "Acme Pencil Tablet." Pages loose from binding. General wear.

Acme Quality Paint postcard. "Time for a Touch-Up Job? (Beautify and Protect)." Postcard is unused.

Acme Boots postcard. "Just a Reminder that it's Showtime." Addressed to "Rye Shoe Store, Rye, N.Y." Postmarked 1962.

Paper postcard from the National Acme Company. Postmarked June 1 1922. Good condition.

Empty paper envelope. "Acme Paper Cutter and Printing Press Works." Postmarked October 22 1886 in Boston. Envelope opened on right edge.

Empty paper envelope. "The Acme Mills High Grade Flour" Addresses to "Callaway Grocery Company, Athens, Ga." Postmarked November 18th 1921 in Kentucky. Envelope cut open at top.

Paper receipt from the "Indiana Buggy Company. --Manufacturers of the Acme Vehicles--Elkhart, Ind." Handwriting on front and back. Left edge discolored.

Soft cover ledger containing blank notes and receipts for use in collecting overdue accounts. "Acme Mercantile Agency--Collection Department." Good condition. No receipts have been used or removed.

Beige paper envelope. Sender is "The Acme Stamp Company." Addressee is "Acme Electric Corporation." Postmarked Cleveland 1951. Envelope is sealed and the contents are unknown.

Photocopy of Acme Packers Contract and Arthur Schmaehl of Chicago, Illinois, dated Sept. 16, 1921; signed by the player and a representative of the Club. Player is paid $50 per game; a salary of "$35 on Tuesday following each game." The Club is a member of the American Football Association.

Statement and receipt sent by Acme Copying Company of Chicago to M. Meredith and Son in 1895; all in official forms and envelope. Pink colored envelope is stamped and postmarked. Tear is on the right hand side of envelope. Official receipt and statement is handwritten and stamped; all show the intricate and beautiful logo of Acme Copying. All items in good condition.

One postmarked, stamped brown letter envelope sent by Acme Veneer and Lumber Company to Bentley and Gerwig Furn. Co., Parkersburg, W. Wa. Envelope shows fancy logo of Acme Veneer "Fancy Cabinetwoods Figured and Plain Veneer and Thin L' B 'R." Envelope is empty and opened from the top.

Face of cheque shows the logo of Acme Cartage Company, Inc "Service on the dot." The company account is with the Main office of the First National Bank in Seattle, Washington. Two little punched holes appear on the lower right hand corner of cheque.

One white mailing envelope, postmarked Denver, Dec 24,1986. Logo of Acme Delivery Service, "Distribution center of the Rockies," on top left hand corner of envelope. Addressed to Mr. Rick Pollay, Acme Delivery Service. Empty. In good condition.

Official envelope from Acme Brass Manufacturing Company, Chicago, Ill. ; addressed to E. G. Long, Degraff, Ohio; postmarked sent Sept. 23, 1910; with stamp removed; postmarked received Nov. 24 in Ohio. Envelope is torn and creased. With envelope is one typewritten sheet marked "Confidential"which contains prices of products. Stamped on sheet is "New address Washington Blvd. and Waverly Court." Also, a printed flyer on the new Acme Upright Mantle Lamp.

Cheques are from Acme Drug Co., R L Yearnon, Prop. Drawn on First National Bank, Harrman, Tenn. Date of payment has been punch holed through paper. All three are stamped and signed.

Engraved certificate. Orange, white colors. $.50 share. Certificate for $100 N. O. N.Y. 74193. Signed, dated and issued to an individual. Typed. Corporate seal. Signed in black ink. Good condition.

Engraved certificate. Brown, white colors. $10 share = certificate for 3 shares No. 900. Signed, dated and issued to an individual. Stamped in red ink. Signed in black and also green ink. Good condition.

Blank white envelope. Unused. Torn across top. Business information top left. Good condition.

"Finest Cylinder and Engine Oils, American Coach and Black Raven Harness Oils, Greases. --Illuminating and Lubricating Oils." Dated and written in ink. Yellowing. Good condition.

"Now is the time to get a bunch of paint orders. Have the job lined up.""I am almost there." Image of "Administration building." card is signed A. A. Farrell. "The Acme Quality Paint Man In Detroit Life is Worth Living." Fragile condition.

"Serving the Biophychosocial Needs of the Community." Addressee: Rick Pollay. Not all print is readable. Good condition.

Application for credit is typed and a photocopy of the original form. Stapled top right corner is a coupon for $10 rebate. Good condition.

Addressee: Mr. Pollay. Typed. Dated and Signed. Good condition.

Addressee: Richard Pollay. Franked and dated. Creased and torn. Fair condition. Business card included.

"Regardless of the Acme Model you prefer you are assured a quality cabinet. The Acme of quality has been attained in each of our models." Unused. Good condition.