Austen's Forest Flower Cologne - Late 1800s Trade Card byron_centerThis trade card is for Austen's Forest Flower Cologne, "the most fashionable perfume of the day." The card features an illustration of a young girl holding a bouquet of roses. Front Text: "Perfumed with AUSTEN'S FOREST FLOWER COLOGNE the Most Fashionable Perfume of the Day. W. J. AUSTEN & Co. Proprietors, OSWEGO,N. Y. Price 25 Cts., 50 Cts. & $1. 00 Per Bottle Trial Size 15 Cents" Back Text: "J. F. MARQUARDT, Druggist & Pharmacist, Washington Street,
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is 760 feet in length and 343 feet in width
Dimensions: 7" by 5" by 1"
in San Diego killing 65 and injuring 46
These portals were all that remained of one of the Nob Hill Mansions after the fire of 1906
Condition: Good condition with some writing on the back
snow-covered most of the year
Lithography comes from the Greek words lithos (stone) and grapho (write)
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Indigenous people made these books in the early 1900s and sold them to travelers as souvenirs
This vintage trade card was an advertisement for Old Company's Lehigh Premium Anthracite from the 1930s
On front: A photo of the Royal Gorge Suspension Bridge in Colorado