(3) VICTORIAN BASEBALL BROWNIES ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS

(2) "IF YOU CANNOT PLAY BALL RIDE A BICYCLE" (HOME RUN AND THE UMPIRE CATCHES IT) FOR LUD. C. HAVENER, MAIN STREET, WORCESTER. "SAFE HIT" STAMPED THE RICHMOND LITHOGRAPHING CO., BUFFALO, NY. 3" X 4 1/

PUTTING ON THE CURVE (LARKIN SOAP), "JUDGMENT" (HENRY MARKS CLOTHIER) AND "TAKING A FLY" (FIELD&SON, CLOTHIER) 4 1/4" X 2 3/4" TO 5" X 3"

JUDGMENT AND "PUTTING ON THE CURVE" (PLUME SLEEPING PILLOW). "OUT ON SECOND" (DIAMOND YEAST) AND "A' PANIC-ER (ALTMAN & CO.). 5" X 3"

BROWNIES WITH PEAPOD, HOME RUN, WHERE D'YE WANT IT (COLE&CO. DANBURY), AND ARCTIC BAKING POWDER 4 1/4" X 2 3/4" TO 3 1/4" X 5"

A BRUSH WITH THE BALL (A&P BAKING POWDER), "THE UMPIRES LOT" (PLAUT & CO. NEWARK) AND "CHANCE FOR A KICK" 3 1/4" X 5"

SCORE ANOTHER AND "A DOUBLE PLAY". "THREE OUT-ALL OUT" AND "A HEAVY BATTER" (HONEST LONG CUT TOBACCO) 3 1/4" X 2 1/2" TO 4 1/4" TO 2 3/4"

SERIES OF CAPADURA CIGAR BY IMPERIAL SEGAR MANUFACTORY, NY 5 1/4" X 3"

INCLUDING: GO (HECKERT FURNITURE), GET BACK, SEND EM IN, A HOME RUN AND VICTOR/VANQUISHED (ATKINSON HOUSE FURNISHINGS) 4" X 2 3/4" AND 5" X 3"

STRUCK OUT, (2) "A CLOSE AFFAIR", "PUT IT THERE" 4 1/4" X 3 1/4"

ONE IS MRKD. "TWIST" COMPLIMENTS OF WARE, PRATT & CO. "THE CLOTHIERS" WORCESTER, MASS 4 3/4" X 3"

STRUCK OUT AND "BRAVO" (CORTLAND, NY), BOSS' PATENT CASES AND "DIAMOND DYES" (KINGSLEY, YORKSHIRE, NY) 3 3/4" X 2 3/4" TO 4 1/4" X 2 3/4"

Includes noxall shirts, radiant home stove, The Krell Piano Co., largest measures 5 x 3 1/4 inches

138C. GROUP OF ADVERTISING CARDS AND MORE. Two 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" die cut Victorian trade cards, advertising for Glenwood Range; two 4 x 6 1/2" cards with front only advertisements, one for Dijou Shoe St

Tradecards were used as advertising in USA and Europe during the end of the 19th C. and beginning of the 20th C. The average dimensions of a tradecard are approximately 3 1/2 inch x 5 1/2 inch or 9 cm

Tradecards were used as advertising in USA and Europe during the end of the 19th C. and beginning of the 20th C. The average dimensions of a tradecard are approximately 3 1/2 inch x 5 1/2 inch or 9 cm

Tradecards were used as advertising in USA and Europe during the end of the 19th C. and beginning of the 20th C. The average dimensions of a tradecard are approximately 3 1/2 inch x 5 1/2 inch or 9 cm

Includes hunting, drug stores, Christmas, dry goods

early 1900's - all different

INCLUDING: DRUG STORE, GENERAL STORE, TOBACCO, PIANOS, SPOOL AND MORE. EASTON/ALLENTOWN AREAS

early 1900's - all different

Circa 1880's. All 5 cards are glued down to paper. Examine

early 1900's - all different

early 1900's - all different

early 1900's - all different