They are called card recievers.
Lana Newhart-Kellen
Registrar
Conner Prairie Museum
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Does anyone know if there is a specific name for the calling card
holders
used during the late 1800s?
Deb Jensen
Museum Specialist - Curation/Collections
BLM Anasazi Heritage Center
27501 Highway 184
Dolores, CO 81323
970/882-5617 - direct
970/882-7035 - FAX
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