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ca. 1876: "Centennial Location: Machinery Hall, Section F 8, Column 56" (reverse) CAPTION: "Miss Columbia. - 'Look, Brother Jonathan, what I bought in Philadelphia.'
"Brother Jonathan. - 'Well, neow, them Enterprise chaps have a might good Sad-Iron.'"
RARE: This card is an early Enterprise classic. It comes in 2 versions w/ mill grinder, etc., both rare.This example (heavier, darker card stock, flaws) shows Columbia with NO iron.
ATCQ Checklist # E 2.1 - VARIANT / 1876 Centennial Exposition, "Look, Brother Jonathan...."To See More of the BEST 19th Century Cards Click: (( MORE GREAT CARDS )) SIZE: M - Approx. 5.125 x 3.25 inches - FLAWS: Condition shows age with wear. Please study the scans.+ Over 1,000+ more fabulous antique cards are currently listed at the Dave Cheadle Card Store. Issue: ATCQ magazine Grinders / Irons / Enterprise List Click Here: (( ATCQ Spring 1996 ))
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Illustrated history & checklist: Mrs. Potts Sad Irons & Enterprise Cards - Trade Card Quarterly: Spring, 1996.• Enterprise & Mrs. Potts Sad Irons Trade Cards: Illustrated Checklist+ Over 1,000+ more fabulous antique & vintage cards are currently listed at the Dave Cheadle Card Store.FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING * MORE GREAT pre-1900 - Kitchen / Household, Hardware / Bottle, etc. = use "Search store" Visit store: Click this Hot Link: Dave Cheadle Card Store - most Victorian Trade Cards are approx. 3 x 4.5 inches; = a bit smaller than the classic postcard. For simplicity in my listings:S / SMALL = significantly smaller than 3 x 4.5 inches.M / MEDIUM = approx. 3 x 4.5 inchesL / LARGE = larger than a postcard - significantly bigger than 3 x 5 inches.Condition: - Assume every card has evidence of aging, flaws and wear. My cards are old... NO reproductions!
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