1889 Buckeye Works Mechanical Trade Card Canton OH Harvesting Machine Very Fine
The front of the card features barn doors that open to the scene inside. This card is in near mint condition, with beautiful colors and crisp corners.
1889 Buckeye Works Mechanical Trade Card Canton OH Harvesting Machine Very Fine
The front of the card features barn doors that open to the scene inside. This card is in near mint condition, with beautiful colors and crisp corners.
Victorian Trade Card Boots and Shoes Taunton MA Eastman Store
Victorian trade card advertising a store, Eastman’s Boot and Shoe Store Products advertised are shoes and boots Circa 1880s Taunton, Massachusetts Published by John Henry Bufford About 5-1/8 in x 3-3/8 in Chromolithograph.
Clark’s ONT Sewing Thread Milward Needles Victorian Trade Card Cute Baby
Victorian trade card advertising Clark’s O.N.T. Thread and Milward Helix needles Circa 1880s No locations mentioned About 4-1/4″ x 3″ Chromolithograph.
Domestic Sewing Machines Victorian Trade Card Shelburne Falls MA Young Girl
Victorian trade card advertising Domestic Sewing Machines and a shoe store, G. W. Jenks Circa 1880s Shelburne Falls, MA About 4-5/8″ x 3″ Chromolithograph.
Seven Opera Coats Thread Antique Trade Cards The Mikado Yum-Yum Nanki-Poo Ko-Ko
Seven Victorian trade cards advertising Coats’ Best Six Cord Thread Circa 1880s About 4-1/2″ x 2-3/4″ Chromolithograph.
Hedge & Hall Ranges & Furnaces Victorian Trade Card c1880s Rockland MA Landscape
Victorian trade card advertising a retail store, Hedge & Hall Products advertised are ranges and furnaces Circa 1880s Rockland, Massachusetts About 6-1/8″ x 4-1/4″ Chromolithograph.
Sides & Urner Baltimore MD Shoe Store Victorian Trade Card Flutist 1880s
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.