DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE PILLS Baltimore QUACK MEDICINE Victorian Trade Card 1880s
To see more VICTORIAN Trade Cards. clik here.’VICTORIAN TRADE CARDS’. Original old Victorian trade card. Size is approx.
To see more VICTORIAN Trade Cards. clik here.’VICTORIAN TRADE CARDS’. Original old Victorian trade card. Size is approx.
NOTE: the tin top is a Karo Syrup tin top and not the King Syrup original. (photos provided) The Vintage 5 lb. King Syrup Tin with a Karo Lid is a collectible advertising piece from the 1940s, featuring a multi-color design. Produced by Mangels/Herold Co. in Baltimore, MD, this tin is a rare find for collectors of vintage merchandise and memorabilia. With the iconic King Syrup brand and distinctive Karo lid, this tin provides a nostalgic glimpse into the past and serves as a unique addition to any collection.
This antique Victorian trade card advertises the Sides & Urner New Shoe Store located at 75 N. Eutaw St. in Baltimore, Maryland, offering men’s, ladies’, misses’, and children’s shoes. The front features a charming chromolithograph illustration of a young flutist or shepherd, titled ‘Reverie,’ typical of late 19th-century artistry. The reverse provides detailed store information, including its Baltimore location near Calvert Street and a note about Mr. Sides’ previous association with Crook & Sides. This original advertising piece is in good condition for its age, showing minor wear consistent with antique paper ephemera.
Each week we list Over 100 new Antiques & Collectibles for sale!
Date: circa 1870s–1880s.
Up for auction is a circa 1900 Color Advertising Blotter for Lord Calvert Coffee of Baltimore with nice Graphics. It measures 6 x 3.5 inches and is in nice condition
The blotter in the photos is the actual blotter you will receice. Very good condition blotter – no tears, repairs, creases, odors – a bit of discolor along the right & top edge.
The product is an 1880’s business card featuring Webb, Merryman & Co. Wholesale Grocers from Baltimore, Maryland. They were commission merchants dealing in all kinds of fertilizers and were located at 149 W. Pratt St. (near the harbor). The card is a collectible piece of Victorian trade card advertising, showcasing a classic white and black color scheme. Originating from the United States, this business card provides a glimpse into the history of commerce and advertising during the late 19th century. Perfect for collectors interested in vintage marketing materials and memorabilia from this time period.
Advertising 6″ Ruler – Baltimore, MD. Title: Vtg.