Lot of 4 Victorian Advertising Trade Cards Philadelphia Domestic Sewing Antique

Up for sale is a charming collection of four authentic Victorian-era advertising and novelty trade cards, obtained from an estate auction outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. These colorful pieces of 19th-century advertising ephemera make a wonderful addition to any antique paper, advertising, or Victorian collection. This lot includes: Alfred Williams – Manufacturer and Importer of Gloves, 10 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Van Haagen’s Toilet Soap – Manufactured by Benj. Brooke & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Domestic S.M. Co., New York – Advertising the famous Light-Running Domestic antique sewing machine. Novelty Card: “Husband Comes Home At Night, Gets A Kiss That’s All Right” – a fun glimpse into Victorian humor.

E-095 Victorian Trade Card – Domestic Sewing Machine Ad

The E-095 Victorian Trade Card features an advertisement for the Domestic Sewing Machine. This collectible card showcases a multi-color design and was created in the United States. It serves as a piece of merchandise and memorabilia from the Victorian era, offering a glimpse into the advertising strategies of the time. Perfect for collectors interested in vintage sewing memorabilia or Victorian trade cards, this card provides a unique and historical glimpse into the world of domestic sewing in the late 19th century. Item measures 5″ x 3″ and has some staining on back due to age. Please see photos for condition.