Victorian Trade Card - Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee - Girl at Organ or Piano Bolt Assembly

Victorian Trade Card - Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee - Girl at Organ or Piano Bolt AssemblyThis is an original Victorian trade card for Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee. It shows a young woman sitting at an organ or piano. The back shows the Arbuckle Coffee factory noting that 839,972 pounds are roasted daily. It measures 3 x 5 inches and is in good condition. The colors are bright and crisp. The card has a little discoloration to the margins and some signs of wear to the back, but is still, overall, a nice card. Please note that the images include

Items sold (as written in document) include: buckit [bucket]

and sore throats and indicates that you can buy a sample box for 5-cents or an "elegant glass bottle" for 25-cents "for sale on this Train"

The back has advertising for "Meditation"

Ylang Ylang

Ohio" and that it was printed by Major & Knapp Lithograph Co

The upper ends of the anvil have a little wear at the edges and the left end has a little crease

of Cleveland and Cincinnati and their "Radical Departure" with a new and improved "domestic" sewing machine with greater practicability

the M1795 Springfield musket

published 1978

hand-colored lithograph by Currier & Ives

Massachusetts

Bed Springs