Remembering Monarch Range

The items listed below are brochures, flyers, photos, and other paper items that show the materials used to advertise or promote Monarch/Paramount products. Click on the picture to view the PDF document. Items with an asterisk (*) are part of the Dodge County Historical Society collection.

Nursery Rhymes The August 1916 Monarch Messenger calls this a "MONARCH Mother Goose Jingle folder" ($18.12)	Rivets vs. Stove Putty circa 1916 (picture in November 1916 Monarch Messenger)
Movie Lantern Slides The Monarch Messenger dated April 1914	How to enjoy your Monarch Electric Range late 1920s
Recipe Cards (1) Cards between 1927-1930 (2) Cards circa 1930s (3) Single card not included in the two sets, circa 1928 ($7.00) (4) Three cards not included in the two sets, circa 1928 ($4.50)	The Secret of Happier Cooks and Better Cooking circa 1930
Alice in Wonderland display * Date unknown	Fall Easel Display * circa late 1940s
Always in the Spotlight Early-mid 1940s	Monarch Coal Electric Ranges* Date unknown
Working Outside All Day Date unknown	Active in Business Date unknown
Proven Convenience Date unknown	Proven Speed and Economy Date unknown
Masterpiece in Electric Cooking Pamphlet D Date Unknown	Masterpiece in Electric Cooking Pamphlet E Date unknown
Grand Interstate Recipe Tour Date unknown	Mrs. Martin Sells a Monarch Range Circa 1937
What to Cook? Date unknown	Double Purpose "Deep Heet" Saucepan * Date unknown
When chicken tops the menu Circa 1940s (range 56P was manufactured from 1941-1948)
Cooking the Easy Way with Color-Vu Ranges circa mid-1950s
Peace Plans with Monarch Ranges World War II era	War Savings Bonds Poster Circa early 1940s $37.56
World War II Letter for World Map	World War II World Map dated 1944
Styles Change 1941	World War II Brochure Early 1940s ($7.92 July 2008)
Wall calendar (second image) 1945	My Future Kitchen circa 1947 ($12.56)
Deep-Heet Cooker March 1949	She must be using both ovens February 1951 ($6.67 July 2008)
Recipes...out of this world... For Queen of Cooks General Letter #29, dated January 3, 1966, shows this recipe book available (minimum order 50 at $.06 ea)