1901 Die Cut Advertising Calendar Sign Cute Girl & Dog Tradesmen Life Insurance

The product is a 1901 die cut advertising calendar sign featuring a cute girl and dog promoting tradesmen life insurance of New York. The sign is multi-color and would be considered a collectible item in the category of advertising merchandise and memorabilia. It is a unique piece that showcases a charming illustration from the early 1900s, likely appealing to collectors of vintage advertising and memorabilia. Made of a thin card stock a little thicker than paper does have a couple of tears including the hanging hole at the top is torn open, but this is almost 125 years old. This measures approximately 12 x 8”. 25aelot invcal0158

C -1910 Die Cut Calendar Litho Sign Aurora Indiana Spaeth Hardware Kids Flowers

This charming die-cut calendar sign features a delightful lithograph of a girl and boy along with flowers. The sign was created c 1910 as this has staple holes at bottom from missing a calendar pad . Advertising for Spaeth dealer in hardware, stoves, tinware, sewer, pipe, lime cement, placing hot air furnaces, a specialty located in Aurora, Indiana in 1910 and has been beautifully preserved for over a century. The multi-color design is eye-catching and will brighten up any room. This collectible item is perfect for those who appreciate vintage advertising and merchandise. Guaranteed old and original this is an embossed Dot calendar. Top of two cute kids does have some slight soiling in the white banner area and is also missing a little bit of ribbon in that upper area. Aurora Indiana is near the greater Cincinnati, Ohio area and area famous from the crescent brewing company, that was located there. Measures approximately 13 x 10“. In tiny print this notes, the Kemper Thomas company, Cincinnati, Ohio, which was a very well known calendar manufacturer 24FGg