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Framed Set of 6 Liebig Chromolithographs – S1375 \"History of the United States\" (1938) – Vintage Display
Offered is a beautiful framed set of six original Liebig chromolithographs from the S1375 \"History of the United States\" series, issued in 1938. Renowned for their vibrant colors and outstanding printing quality, Liebig trade cards remain highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
This complete series is beautifully framed and ready to display, making it an exceptional addition to any collection of historical ephemera, advertising art, or Americana.
Titles Included:
- No. 1 – Colonization
- No. 2 – Declaration of Independence
- No. 3 – Independence
- No. 4 – American Civil War
- No. 5 – Development of the United States
- No. 6 – Development of the United States (final scene in the series)
Measurements:
- Each chromolithograph: Approx. 4\" x 3\"
- Overall frame: Approx. 15\" x 14\"
Features:
- Complete set of six original Liebig chromolithographs
- Series S1375 – History of the United States (1938)
- Rich, vivid colors with excellent detail
- Beautifully framed and ready to hang
- Ideal for collectors of Liebig cards, vintage advertising, historical prints, and Americana
Condition:
Very good vintage condition. The chromolithographs retain bright, vibrant colors and display beautifully. The frame shows light wear consistent with age and remains sturdy and ready for display. Please examine all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.
A wonderful opportunity to own a complete, beautifully presented Liebig series illustrating key moments in the history of the United States. An eye-catching addition to a library, office, study, or gallery wall.
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