An envelope with a photo of Toufic and Angele Ellis on their wedding day in Harisa, Lebanon. They stand in front of a white building with decorative wrought iron window bars. Angele Ellis is wearing a light-colored dress with a black trim and is…
An envelope with a photograph of Ghassan Kmeid in a yellow collared shirt standing next to his brother Joseph Kmeid in a grey shirt. Behind them is a road, dense forests, and an Arabic road sign. This photograph was taken while they were on their way…
An envelope with a photograph of Angele Ellis, Mrs. Julia Burns, Deeba Abdo Kmeid, and Jamal Kmeid at a dinner party at Toufic and Angele Ellis's house. Angele Ellis is wearing a light-colored shirt and is sitting in front of a white refrigerator,…
An envelope with a portrait of Kail Ellis and Alfred Ellis wearing black cassocks. Kail Ellis is smiling and has brown hair while his brother, who is also smiling, has grey hair. This portrait originally arrived in a sealed envelope which had to cut…
An envelope with a photograph of Yousef Hobeiche, Nahde Hobeiche, Angele Ellis, and Namtallah Hobeiche on a visit to the Cedars of Lebanon. Yousef Hobeiche is standing with one of his hands in his pocket while he holds a cigarette in the other. He is…
An envelope addressed to Miss Alfreda T. Ellis, dated 26 December 1973. Sent from Ghazir, Lebanon by Airmail. Contains two Lebanese stamps featuring old Lebanese costumes and artisans.
A letter and stamped envelope from Toufic's cousin addressed to Toufic Ellis, dated 18 April 1974. Sent from Mazraat Kfardebian, Lebanon by Airmail. Contains three Lebanese stamps depicting Lebanese artisans and costumes.
An envelope addressed to Angel Ellis, 514 West Street, Carthage, N. Y., U. S. A., dated 10 December 1953. Sent from Ghazir, Lebanon by Airmail. Contains one Lebanese stamp.
An envelope with Arabic letters from Ann Ellis to Kail Ellis. Attached to these letters is a note which reads, "Going through my box of letters and pictures these letters were there. Got my invite to Mr. Mendel medal. Got to think aout it!" dated…
An envelope and black daily reminders booklet given by Alfreda M. Ellis to Kail Ellis. The first three pages include identification information which remains blank. The next few pages include information about U.S. cities, presidents, weights and…
An envelope and black booklet given by Alfreda M. Ellis to Kail Ellis. Half of the booklet is written in Arabic while the other half is blank. There is also a photograph of Al Ellis and Paul Kamide. Al Ellis is smiling and wearing a black jacket and…
An envelope, Arabic note, and journal from Alfreda M. Ellis to Kail C. Ellis. The note is dated 1982 and seems to have been ripped at the bottom. The spiral notebook contains notes from Thursday through Saturday which detail Alfreda Ellis's meetings…
An envelope with F.D. Maghak, Bagdad, across the top, addressed to "Messieurs Joseph + Jacob Oussani," labeled "In the Persian Section of the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago." Stamps on the envelope indicate it was posted in 1893.
An envelope with F.D. Maghak, Bagdad, across the top, addressed to the "Oussani Bro's" 16 East, 23rd Street, New York (U.S.A.)." The envelope is dated May 20, 1894.
An envelope addressed to Father Tobia Attallah at Beit Chabeb in Lebanon, dated December 1925. Envelope looks to be from Cordoba and has the name Abraham Gabriel at Casa De Ramos Generales.
An envelope addressed to Father Tobia Attallah at Beit Chabeb in Lebanon, dated December 19, 1925. Envelope looks to be from Cordoba and has the name Abraham Gabriel at Casa De Ramos Generales.
An envelope address to Father Tobia Attallah at Beit Chabeb in Lebanon and has calculations in Arabic numbers on the reverse side, dated December 26, 1924.
An envelope addressed to Mr. Fares Abdallah Karam. Postmarked April 16, 1897 and sent from San Antonio, Texas. In Arabic, it asks to be routed to Beirut and then Amsheet, Lebanon.
Envelope for church monthly collection. Handwritten on front is "*Important Cards," suggesting the envelope was used not for tithing but for storage of small cards and documents.
An envelope addressed to Father Tobia Attallah at Beit Chabab in Lebanon. It has writing on it relating to some issues about a marriage, a parish in Beirut, etc.
