Victorian Trade Card - Domestic Sewing Machines - Cemetery of Noisy Machines LIthograph

Victorian Trade Card - Domestic Sewing Machines - Cemetery of Noisy Machines LIthographThis is an original Victorian trade card from the Domestic Sewing Machine Company of New York. It features a tombstone reading "In Memory of Hard Running Noisy" and a tree with what appear to be Chinese caricatures climbing it. One plays a horn and is captioned "Wind won't get there it takes merit to reach the top" and the one at the top says "It stands at the head." A coffin below the tree reads "Run Out". The back is blank except for an old, faintly

It measures 4 3/4 x 2 3/4 inches and is in good condition

Some scuffing

half woman split vertically

Orders were given in 1777 to mark the arms owned by Continental Congress

It measures 4 3/4 x 2 7/8 inches and is in nice condition

This is an original Victorian trade card for Domestic Sewing Machines featuring a dad playing with three children while mom reads a book

It is nearly full

The colors are muted but that may be as printed

Hundreds of biographical and genealogical sketches of Indiana County people and their families

bushels wheat

It measures 3 x 4 1/2 inches and is in very nice condition with a couple of spots of foxing on the back and a tiny scuff on the upper right front corner

It measures 3 x 4