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Front: \"Sweet Corn Golden Cross Bantam\" — early hybrid corn seed variety promoted by Purdue University’s Experimental Station.
Back: Pastoral farm scene of a woman feeding birds before a large white farmhouse.
Era: Likely 1940s, based on typography and lithographic printing style.
Condition: Edge and corner wear, small surface loss lower front, otherwise strong color.
Historical Context: Represents the rise of hybrid seed marketing during mid-20th-century agricultural modernization.
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