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	<title>My Vintage Generation &#187; Chisholm Bros playing cards</title>
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		<title>Souvenir playing cards of Boston c. 1900s</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I wonder where my relative bought these playing cards? Could it have been a souvenir shop in Boston around 1910 or so? These cards are from a relative on my dad&#8217;s side of the family. They were all New Englanders, but somewhere along the way someone must have purchased this deck in or around Boston. [...]]]></description>
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I wonder where my relative bought these playing cards?<br />
Could it have been a souvenir shop in Boston around 1910 or so?<br />
These cards are from a relative on my dad&#8217;s side of the family. They were all New Englanders, but somewhere along the way someone must have purchased this deck in or around Boston. </p>
<p>The cards depict different scenes of &#8216;historic Boston and vicinity.&#8217;<br />
The Ace of Spades shows Symphony Hall. And what&#8217;s interesting is the famed concert hall was built in 1900. So if we date this deck of cards between 1901 and 1910, then Symphony Hall was less than a decade old.<br />
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<p>This deck was published by the Chisholm Bros. company based in Portland, Maine.<br />
They printed souvenir decks like this for many historical places and cities. </p>
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