13 items. © 1919 catalog is 9x12" soft cover with eight pages with nice front cover art of Indian Doe-Wah-Jack returning to teepee in moonlight carrying harvested water fowl as wife looks on while she husks corn. Art is titled "The Harvest Moon." Back cover features art of symbolic Indian drum with headress on top surrounded by tomahawk and bow and arrow. Catalog is extensively illustrated featuring Ironbilt ranges. 1930s blotter is 4x9" w/art image at left of company logo Doe-Wah-Jack. Imprint at bottom for dealer in Tarkio, MO. Lot also comes with ten postcards, including two duplicates, each c. 1915 with wonderful paintings on front showing Doe-Wah-Jack in various activities. Seven cards have framed borders with paintings by noted illustrated Henry Soulen. Three cards are from different series and have text captions at bottom. Each card has art and text on reverse promoting different stove. Early 1900s trade card is 3 3/8x5" with school boy carrying books and umbrella reading wall sign promoting "ROUND OAK." Imprint on back from dealer in Stanton, Iowa. Catalog has trace of lt. scattered wear with a few creases here and there but overall VF. Blotter is unused and Exc. Four post cards have writing on reverse, otherwise bright and VF/Exc. overall, as is trade card. Nice early assortment. Wonderful graphics.