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Inspired by the Hazbin trade card merch, a version of Mother Ezer. A nun with an odd headdress. She seems welcoming yet there might be something underlying. She holds on a heart locket.

Inspired by the Hazbin trade card merch, a version of Mother Ezer. A nun with an odd headdress. She seems welcoming yet there might be something underlying. She holds on a heart locket.

(Ohhh my god, I thought I posted the trade card—whoops!)

“I will protect you, my child~”
#art #tradecard #oc #HazbinHotel #Hazbinoc

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Personal scan of a vintage trade card related to "Wenck" Perfumes. Circa 1880s.

#wenck #perfume #perfumes #wenckperfumes #wolf #tradecard #ephemera #vintage #antique #retro #nostalgia #nostalgic #funny #humor #boldfrontiers #tergoventus #nicolasraymond

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Exemple d’estampes commerciales chez un éventailliste parisien du #XVIIIe. On peut admirer le lien entre l’éventail et le paon. #eventail #artsdecoratifs #tradecard #carte-adresse

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Marburg Brothers, 1900 -1909 by Linda Howes - Vintage Marburg Brothers, 1900 -1909 by Linda Howes - Vintage

So funny! for sale linda-howes.pixels.com/featured/mar...

#rifle #SmokingTobacco #SealOfNorthCarolina #AmericanFlag #barefoot #ItDoesNotBiteTheTongue #wallart #TradeCard #MarburgBrothers #Advertisement #Vintage

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This image shows an antique trade card advertising New Home sewing machines. The illustration features a group of children crowded in a window frame, with lively expressions. One child holds a small American flag. The title above the window reads: "Some of Our Neighbor's Children." Below the illustration is a poetic caption:

"Each winsome face with smiles is fraught,
Each voice a merry tune has caught,
For Papa dear has gone and bought
A New Home Sewing Machine."

The text at the bottom notes the location, "Orange, Mass." The card is copyrighted to 1882 by N. Morgan & Co., Cleveland, O. The overall aesthetic is nostalgic and patriotic, with warm, bright colors and detailed drawings typical of 19th-century advertisements. 

The trade card depicted rests on a background of lined paper.

This image shows an antique trade card advertising New Home sewing machines. The illustration features a group of children crowded in a window frame, with lively expressions. One child holds a small American flag. The title above the window reads: "Some of Our Neighbor's Children." Below the illustration is a poetic caption: "Each winsome face with smiles is fraught, Each voice a merry tune has caught, For Papa dear has gone and bought A New Home Sewing Machine." The text at the bottom notes the location, "Orange, Mass." The card is copyrighted to 1882 by N. Morgan & Co., Cleveland, O. The overall aesthetic is nostalgic and patriotic, with warm, bright colors and detailed drawings typical of 19th-century advertisements. The trade card depicted rests on a background of lined paper.

Recently acquired this ad for New Home sewing machines. Due to the placement of the flag (top-center) and the copyright date (1882), I wonder if the children are meant to represent the “New Immigrants” who entered the U.S. circa 1880-1920? #TradeCard #Americana #MaterialCulture #MaterialRhetoric

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