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7.5\" in lengthUp for sale is an incredibly rare, authentic 1900s advertising novelty mailer booklet from the International Tailoring Company (New York and Chicago).Titled GET NEXT, this unique piece of ephemera functions as a mechanical fold-out display booklet disguised as a postcard layout on the front.Design and Mechanics:
The front cover features a bold red/orange background with stylized cursive text reading Get Next paired with a window strip showing four vintage portrait heads of era-appropriate women.For its postal history, it is affixed with a genuine green 1-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp. It is hand-addressed to a Mr. C.L. Bishop in Hardwick, VT, and carries a local merchant gold-stamp overlay for J.F. Conant (Hardwick, Vt.), the local outfitter for the International Tailoring Co.The interior pages feature beautiful multi-layered die-cut pages where each flip reveals a different character archetype—including The Motor Girl, The Golf Girl, The Dinner Girl, and The Party Girl—alongside vintage illustrations of early automobiles, golf bags, and poetic toasts. The left side highlights tailored garments for motoring, business, and formal tuxedo wear.Condition:
Pre-owned vintage condition. Shows minor edge wear, handling scuffs, and natural aging consistent with a mailed piece from circa 1907-1910. The binding, die-cut tracking, and interior pages remain intact with crisp coloration. Please review all high-resolution photos closely to evaluate exact condition before offerding.An exceptionally scarce piece of early American fashion advertising and mechanical paper ephemera!
