Occupational Trade Cards, Part 1
Occupational Trade Cards Part 1 One of my all time favorite ephemera types to find is Trade Cards. Nearly always one of a kind, often missing links in the history of early crafts, trades and industries, trade cards are what ephemera is all about: used and tossed. Not always tossed, which is where I come in. Herewith is a selection of Occupational Trade Cards, in no particular order. Enjoy. J. A. Fay &Co. Manufacturers Of A Variety Of Wood Working Machinery L & I. J. White Edge Tool Co., Buffalo, N.Y. D. R. Barton Tool Co., Centennial Exhibition D. R. Barton reverse Bogman & Vinal, Dealers In Builders' Hardware, Carpenters' Tools, Nails, Lead, Zinc, Sash Weights, &c. No. 7 Dock Square, Boston Chapin's Solid Cherry Level. The H. Chapin's Son Co., Pine Meadow, Conn. May & Co. Hardware, Tools and Metals. No. 1 Broad Street, Boston Fred A. Scobey, Blacksmith And Wheelwright, Carriage And Wagon Repairing In All Branches. 52 Dyer Avenue, Mattapan, Mass Tho...
