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John Transue's rejection letter to teach English in Czechoslovakia for the 1991-1992 school year.

Cadbury Company/family set up a model village around their factory (in England). Interesting industrial Victorian morals.

A graphic novel picked up in a German 3-level bookstore in Luneberg

Booklets were handed out to US Soldiers before going overseas during World War I. Booklet made by the Kolynos Company, New Haven, Connecticut

While John Transue was teaching English in Czechoslovakia, he used this Czech money as daily tender. Transue would go to Zakopane, Poland on the weekends for a short getaway, and saved the Polish bills as souvenirs.

John Transue was in Czechoslovakia to teach English. He went to teach adults, but instead taught kindergarten. The children were taught to write with fountain pens that could draw the ink up and release it. The kindergartners would use the pens to…

The contributor collects stickers and magnets from their travels and this is a sticker from the Cumberland Gap National Historic Park.

The contributor collects stickers and magnets from her travels to state parks. This is one of those patches from the Cumberland Gap National Park.

The contributor traveled to Colorado for a family vacation and visited the the restaurant this coaster came from. The coaster advertises the brewery.

Chris used this passport from 1980 to 1983. It includes stamps from London and Kenya. Chris went from London to Scotland in 1983 for a 1 month trip with his brother, Phil. In that time, Chris went to 17 golf courses, stayed in a haunted castle, and…