Advertising Card Scrapbook Page 73 with People Sewing

Ottmann, J. Lith. Co.

Scrapbook page containing seven advertising cards. Three are "Copyright 1894, by the Singer Manufacturing Co." printed by "J. Ottmann Lith. Co., N.Y." They show the following:1. Three adults and a child in a room, one using a sewing machine. Card says: "Lerwick."2. Four black men in grass skirts kneeling around a sewing machine outside. Card says: "Caroline Islands."3. A woman in traditional dress using a sewing machine. Card says: "Wurtemburg." The other cards show:1. A woman in ancient dress leaning on a wall. Lower left corner of card says: "MKCo."2. A couple with a wall of posters behind them. 3. A battle scene identified as "Arizona."4. A donkey and geese outside looking at an empty puppet theater.

1885~

Campaigns & battles
Scrapbooks
Sewing machine industry
Sewing machines
Families
Women
Donkeys
Couples
Singer Manufacturing Co.
Advertising cards

Advertising Card

Advertising Cards (SC3) See finding aid: https://kchistory.org/islandora/object/kchistory%3A63730

SC3, Box 9, Scrapbook 3, Page 73

10020105

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