A Happy Anniversary card, handwritten: “Patience is a virtue! I am your patient (thank God) and you are my virtue. All my love, ‘Bub.’ Many, many more.”Family keepsake, Year unknownA birthday card, “Birthday Greetings to One I Love,” with a silhouette couple and a green ribbon, and its envelope, marked in green ink “To my darling.” The card is to Mae.Family keepsake, Year unknownThe inside of the birthday card. In green ink: “To the sweetest girl in all the world.” Signed “Honey Boy.” Honey Boy is Harold.Family keepsake, Year unknownA note card, “To a darling mother and baby. Dad.” and its envelope, marked “Mother & Baby Schnuer.” It is from Harold to Mae.Family keepsake, Probably February 1934Has a back. Open the photo to see it.A note to Mae in blue ink: “To my darling. On March Eighth ’twas my luck and fate, when you were born, to be my mate. Honey Boy.” The envelope is addressed “Mrs. H. C. Schnuer.” March 8 was Mae’s birthday.Family keepsake, A March 8 before 1944 (the name Schnuer)Has a back. Open the photo to see it.Two anniversary notes with their envelope, addressed “Mrs. H. C. Schnuer.” One: “To my darling wife. Congratulations on our fourth wedding anniversary. Remember the things we used to do, remember the things we used to say. I still do the things I used to do, I still say the things I used to say. I love you, I love you, I love you. Bub.” The other: “My darling wife. Just three happy years of hugs and kisses. Thank God for the day that I made you my Mrs. With all my love. Honey Boy.”Family keepsake, About February 1933 and February 1934 (the wedding was February 11, 1930)Has a back. Open the photo to see it.A “Horoscope Reading” card for March 6th to 13th (copyright 1925, Exhibit Sup. Co., Chicago), with a small card beside it: “Hope your day is just like you. Wonderful!”Family keepsake, Year unknownHarold and Mae C. Shore's 50th wedding anniversary. Standing, left to right: David, Warren, Toby, Lauren, Jaimee and William.Mae as a bride.Harold and Mae at Brighton, 1928.Harold and Mae by a creek.Written on the album page: "Ambassador Hotel, 1929", 1929Harold and Mae, young, in the woods.Written on the album page: "Ambassador Hotel, 1929", 1929Harold and Mae on a lake dock.Harold and Mae, arms around each other, on a grass field.Harold and Mae at a boardwalk railing above the beach.Harold and Mae at the beach.Harold and Mae on a sofa in front of a painted mural.Harold and Mae by a picket fence.Harold and Mae in a wooded yard.Harold and Mae at a convention reception, Mae in a fur stole.Harold and Mae on a sofa in a wood-paneled room.Harold and Mae at the beach, Mae in a headscarf.Harold and Mae in a garden (faded color print). Mae is smoking.Harold and Mae outdoors in a park.Harold and Mae on a lake dock.Harold and Mae in a formal portrait in front of a bookshelf and a stone wall. Mae wears a floral top and pearls; Harold wears a green jacket and a striped tie.Harold and Mae at a formal event, he in a dark suit, she in a strapless polka-dot dress.A formal studio portrait: Mae standing in a lace gown, Harold seated in a white dinner jacket and bow tie.Harold and Mae in a portrait against a mountain backdrop. Mae wears a yellow blouse and a gold chain; Harold wears a plaid jacket and a striped tie.Harold and Mae sitting side by side on a patio in metal lawn chairs.Harold and Mae at a restaurant table with another couple. Harold is at the right and Mae is beside him.Harold and Mae between white columns above a stone balustrade, with bare trees behind them. He wears a fedora and overcoat, she a small hat and dark coat.