1880s antique CHRISTMAS CARD lowell ma OSWALD ALDRED DRY GOODS MILLINERY ad card
CONDITION : Nice and Clean.
CONDITION : Nice and Clean.
CONDITION : Nice and Clean.
****** WE SUPER PACK FOR EXTRA PROTECTION! ***** Four old trade cards, and not one is absolutely perfect! But together they make a great set and have cute scenes. The colors are original and a bit brighter than shown in the scans. “SPENCER & PERKINS * BROADWAY * Opp. Mansion House, TROY, N.Y.” (209 & 211 BROADWAY) Both sides are shown quite large, but if you have a question email me. Please look closely at the 6 large scans. *** Size of each approx.3″ x 4 3/8″. **** We SUPER pack everything we sale for extra protection while in the Postal System. GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC & OLD! ************** NO REPRODUCTIONS! *************
These multi-color cards were created in the 1890 in the United States. Advertising, marketing tools.
These multi-color cards were created in the 1880s in the United States. Advertising, marketing tools.
The lilly of the valley card has a creased corner. 4 Victorian trade cards featuring baskets of flowers.
****** WE SUPER PACK FOR EXTRA PROTECTION! ***** NEW INFORMATION, THE 3rd CARD WAS FOUND AND NOW ADDED TO THE FIRST TWO. So now three for the same price! “SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES * Dr. GEO H. YEATON * CITY OPTICIAN * 14 MARKET STREET ” (San Francisco) Both sides are show very LARGE so you can see each side up close and personal! The original colors are very bright, and a bit brighter than shown. * * * Size of each approx. 2 1/2″ x 4 1/8″. **** Any questions, please email me! We SUPER pack everything we sale for extra protection while in the Postal System. GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC & OLD! ** GLAD TO COMBINE CARDS! ** *********** NO REPRODUCTIONS! *********** ******* THANKS FOR LOOKING! *******
Pair of tiny cards from a Victorian Trade Card Album. Pretty little girls with flowers.
1890. Single Cards These beautiful original Victorian cards have light rubbing, and dust soiling. 4 by 6 Inches. Lithographic Prints. See Photos; Circa 1890. Two lithographs of little girls printed on stiff card. . I don’t know where they came from. There is no printing on the reverse. They may have been advertising premiums, or supplements to a weekly magazine or Newpaper. They also could have been printed as examples of trade cards, or part of a series of advertising cards. I removed them myself from a Victorian Scrapbook and all the other items That were dated were from1876 to 1890; Lithograph . whbx 3 / E
Lot of (3) 1890’s Soap Victorian Trade Cards Fairbank’s, Soapine, Chicago. The cards are in good antique condition considering age, please view pictures.