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Trade card for wallpapers, Bailet Wallpaper Co., Boston, Mass., undated

1 trade card

Trade card for The H.M. Bixby Co., interior decoration, Salem, Mass., undated

The Company was established in 1843.

Trade card for wallpapers, E.L. Estabrook & Co., Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass., undated

1 trade card

Trade card for paper hanging, Thomas H. Lunt Jr., Newburyport, Mass., depicting a man hanging wallpaper, undated

1 trade card

Trade card for A.O. Rogers, Rowley, Mass., wallpaper agent for Alfred Peats & Co., undated

1 trade card

Trade card for paperhanging, Mrs. W.N. Sanborn, Byfield, Mass., undated

The trade card was made by the American Lithographic Co., New York.

Trade card for Norman Petrie, Lafargeville, New York, wallpaper agent for L.C. Orrell & Co., 1902

This trade card is also a blotter.

Trade card for Thomas Strahan Company wallpapers, Boston, Mass., depicting a family at the beach and a stormy sea at Pulpit Rock, Nahant, Mass., undated

This trade card was produced by Bufford and is also a blotter.

Trade card for Thomas Strahan Company wallpapers, Boston, Mass., depicting a soldier riding on a camel and a scene of ancient ruins, undated

This trade card was produced by Bufford and is also a blotter.

Trade card for Thomas F. Swan, wallpapers and mouldings, 24 Cornhill, Boston, Mass., undated

Swan is the Boston Agent for Vitrophane an imitation stain glass product.

Trade card for T.F. Welch & Co., interior decorators, 31 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The names acoss the top of the card are Thomas F. Welch, Charles M. Roach and Allan B. Craven.

Trade card for James A.D. Worcester, paper hangings, 43 Main Street, Charlestown, Mass., undated

The dealer manufactures painted window shades and patent balance fixtures.

Trade card for the New Home Sewing Machine Company, Orange, Mass., depicting a man on ice skates pushing a woman seated on top of a sewing machine, undated

This trade card for sewing machine manufacturer, New Home Machine Company of Orange, Massachusetts, depicts a man in a jacket, cap, and striped pants skating ...

Trade card for Silver King ice skates, Dodge Skate Company, Providence, R.I., undated

This trade card for Silver King ice skates of the Dodge Skate Company in Providence, Rhode Island depicts a woman seated on a birch wood bench putting on a ...

Trade card for Kirchberg & Keenan Furniture, Detroit, Mich., undated

A trade card for Kirchberg & Keenan Furniture, a manufacturer that may have been located in Detroit, Michigan. A woman servant, holding a bowl of tomatoes, ...

Trade card for Fanny Farmer Christmas candy, undated

This trade card for Fanny Farmer Candy Shops presents a scene in which a boy, wearing a sleeper and holding the top of a candy box, accuses Santa Claus, who is ...

Trade card for P.B. Robinson fine boots and shoes, Lawrence, Mass., undated

A trade card for Phineas B. Robinson, a maker of fine boots and shoes, located at 221 Essex Street in Lawrence, Massachusetts. He served as a city alderman in ...

Trade card for celluloid collars and cuffs featuring a boy in a tuxedo, undated

This trade card advertises celluloid collars, cuffs, and shirt bosoms. A boy, who is dressed in a tuxedo and wears a cuff formed into a hat with a cufflink on ...

Trade card for Hart, Schaffner and Marx clothing, at the Continental Clothing House, Boston, Mass., 1905

A trade card for Hart, Schaffner and Marx hand-tailored clothing, sold at the Continental Clothing House, located at Washington Street and Boylston Street in ...

Trade card for Old Homestead Colonial Rugs, R.H. Stearns and Co., Boston, Mass., undated

A trade card for "Old Homestead Colonial Rugs," manufactured for the department store R.H. Stearns and Co. of Boston.

Trade card for furniture with an illustration of a chair, location unknown, undated

A trade card for furniture. The illustration presents a chair with an eagle back, sabre legs, and a rush seat in the center of a wreath. "Rest for the weary" ...

U.S. Battleship Iowa

This color image of the U.S. Battleship Iowa shows the ship cutting through the water with rays of sun breaking through the clouds. Two flags adorn the deck.

Trade card for S.Y. Tank Co., Fancy Goods, Boston, Mass., undated

One trade card advertising the S.Y. Tank Company's fancy goods store with two Japanese women dressed in kimonos, standing near a lake. The store specialized in ...

Trade card for B.B. Roberts' Lodging House, Lawrence, Mass., 1880-1890

This image employs racist stereotypes. This trade card for B. B. Roberts' Lodging House at 439 Essex Street in Lawrence, Massachusetts, depicts two boys ...

Trade card for Willard & Lane's Improved Eagle stove polish, ca. 1880

This image employs racist stereotypes. This trade card for Willard & Lane's Eagle stove polish depicts a woman looking at two children, one of whom is ...

Trade card for Spicers & Peckham's new Model Grand portable range, as sold by agents Bartlett & Ellis, Milford, Mass., ca. 1885

This image employs racist stereotypes. This trade card promotes Spicers & Peckham Grand Model portable range and depicts a man serving Uncle Sam a meal.

Trade card for the D.D. Kelly marine railway, East Boston, Mass., undated

Three color trade card advertising D.D. Kelly's marine railway on Sumner Street, East Boston. An image of a large sailing ship appears above a description of ...

Trade card advertising Ayer's Hair Vigor with shipwreck and mermaids, Lowell, Mass., undated

The trade card advertises a hair tonic designed to "restore gray hair to its natural vitality and color." Depicted on the card is a shipwreck from which a ...

Trade card advertising minced codfish for Henry Mayo & Co., Boston, Mass., undated

The full color trade card advertises minced codfish, canned by Henry Mayo & Co. of Boston, Massachusetts. A caricature of a cook wearing a red and white ...

Trade card advertising a cargo line to Australia, Boston, Mass., May 26, 1884

Trade card for the Henry W. Peabody & Company's Australian Line for cargo shipments. The card features the crests of both the United States and Australia. The ...