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"A Merry Christmas"
Stock trade card, used here as a Christmas card. John A. Lowell & Company
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John A. Lowell & Company
Trade card, John A. Lowell & Company. Text on the back describes the Lowell firm as "Engravers and Art Publishers."
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Charles A. Baker
1879 design on trade card folder for a Fall River, Massachusetts druggist (detail), John A. Lowell & Company.
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Woolson Spice Company / Lion Coffee
One of a series of large cards packaged in one pound packages of Lion Coffee, this one an Easter greeting. Design copyrighted in the 1890s by Knapp of New York.
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George A. Clark & Brothers / Clark's ONT Spool Cotton
One of a series of five large cards featuring national flowers, available from merchants or from the company. Copyrighted 1893.
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"An Old Monarch"
Engraving/etching on cardstock by John A. Lowell & Company, after a painting by French artist Rosa Bonheur.
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Clark's ONT Spool Cotton
Trade card, one in a series. Although not engraved, this card is an example of a similar soft, watercolor-like style found in some color cards of the period.
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J. Fegely and Son
Trade card, chromolithography. Although not engraved, this card is an example of a similar soft, watercolor-like style found in some color cards of the period.
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Piercy Company
Stock trade card, chromolithography. Although not engraved, this card is an example of a similar soft, watercolor-like style found in some color cards of the period.
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Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Trade card, chromolithography. Although not engraved, this card is an example of a similar soft, watercolor-like style found in some color cards of the period.
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Story & Clark Organ Company
Trade card, chromolithography. Although not engraved, this card is an example of a similar soft, watercolor-like style found in some color cards of the period.
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