Antique Registry ID Tag of Mary P. Wilson- Vintage Return Address Tag For Mary Evans Wilson - Boston, Mass ID Keychain for Mary P. Evan Wilson

This listing is for the Antique Boston, Mass Registry ID Tag. The prominent eagle design is a common motif in American history and culture, often found on various items, including military or fraternal organization memorabilia Suggesting potential military or fraternal organization backgrounds for the individual Mary P Wilson of Boston Massachusetts. Mary Evans Wilson's maiden name was Mary P. Evans, which directly accounts for the "P." in "Mary P. Wilson" on the tag.

The design and style of the antique identification tag align with objects from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the period in which Mary P. Evans Wilson was actively living and working in Boston. Mary P. Evans Wilson was a well-known and influential figure in Boston during that era, recognized for her significant contributions to civil rights as a founding member of the Boston branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and the founder of the Women's Service Club. Her life and work were firmly centered in Boston, as indicated by her death in the South End of Boston and burial in Forest Hills Cemetery, further solidifying the connection to the "BOSTON MASS." on the tag. 

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Antique Registry ID Tag of Mary P. Wilson- Vintage Return Address Tag For Mary Evans Wilson - Boston, Mass ID Keychain for Mary P. Evan Wilson