by E.M. Sanchez-Saavedra Many years ago, my wife and I cleaned out the basement of a ca. 1910 townhouse in which we rented the up...
Старинные игральные карты с детками. Фабрика Bernhard Dondorf, Германия. Почему-то смотрю на них и вспоминаю Щелкунчика Чайковского :)
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Liebig's Beef Extract "Parliament Buildings" Belgian issue, 1904. London (inserts; Gladstone & Disreali)
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Wills Cigarettes, Cricketers 1908. No25 G.Dennett, Gloucestershire (alternative portrait)
Liebig Beef Extract, Italan issue, 1895
Liebig's Extract of Meat "The Age of Chivalry" German issue, 1914 Weapon exercises
Liebig Beef Extract "Christmas in Different Surroundings" German issue, 1895 "On the high sea"
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Liebig's Extract of Meat "Rivers of France" German issue, 1903.
Some are rather standard; others show a 19th century sense of humor. Victorian era trade cards, scraps and die-cuts pose a fun challenge for collectors.
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I've been saving up a set of Victorian trade cards I think of as "Intrepid Women". Actually, some of them remind me quite forcibly of Amelia Peabody, the heroine in the wonderful Elizabeth Peters' series about a Victorian archaeologist who's a force of nature and has the most wonderful adventures...I highly recommend the entire series…
