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A fascinating piece of early American food advertising history! This antique mounted photograph captures a carefully arranged display of National Biscuit Company products, featuring decorative biscuit tins, stacked packages, and beautifully presented baked goods.Founded in 1898, National Biscuit Company would eventually become the household name Nabisco. This unusual photograph offers a glimpse into early commercial food presentation and packaging.The original cardboard mount bears the imprint of a New York photography studio at 281 Sixth Avenue.Details:- Era: Early 1900s, estimated
- Subject: National Biscuit Company product display
- Format: Antique mounted photograph / cabinet card
- Color: Sepia-toned black and white
- Mount: Original studio-imprinted cardboard
- Condition: Significant staining at the upper-left corner of the backing, additional discoloration, surface marks, and edge wear. Please examine all photographs.
- Size: To be measuredAn interesting collectible for enthusiasts of antique advertising, Nabisco history, vintage food packaging, and early New York commercial photography.
