19-20 Calendar

ANTIQUE VICTORIAN STROBRIDGE TRADE CARD CALENDAR 1899 Strobridge Victorian trade cards were beautifully illustrated advertising cards produced by the Strobridge Lithographing Company, based in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Calendar trade cards were an extremely popular mode of advertisement. They were included with products or handed out at stores as promotional items. These calendars often featured beautiful chromolithographic artwork designed by lithographic artists for businesses looking to promote their products. Strobridge calendar trade cards were typically 3.5" x 6". This clever marketing promoted the trademark for an entire year. Some companies put out a different calendar to collect each month.

19-20 LRC 9 Calendar

Victorian, Antique Advertisement Post Cards, Scrapbook ~ Calendar Trade Card ~ Strobridge

Sf 19-20 Calendar

Calendar 1929

ANTIQUE VICTORIAN STROBRIDGE TRADE CARD CALENDAR 1905 Strobridge Victorian trade cards were beautifully illustrated advertising cards produced by the Strobridge Lithographing Company, based in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Calendar trade cards were an extremely popular mode of advertisement. They were included with products or handed out at stores as promotional items. These calendars often featured beautiful chromolithographic artwork designed by lithographic artists for businesses looking to promote their products. Strobridge calendar trade cards were typically 3.5" x 6". This clever marketing promoted the trademark for an entire year. Some companies put out a different calendar to collect each month.

an image of a calendar with the date 19 - 20 lrc 9

Mscs Calendar 19-20

ANTIQUE VICTORIAN STROBRIDGE TRADE CARD CALENDAR 1909 Strobridge Victorian trade cards were beautifully illustrated advertising cards produced by the Strobridge Lithographing Company, based in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Calendar trade cards were an extremely popular mode of advertisement. They were included with products or handed out at stores as promotional items. These calendars often featured beautiful chromolithographic artwork designed by lithographic artists for businesses looking to promote their products. Strobridge calendar trade cards were typically 3.5" x 6". This clever marketing promoted the trademark for an entire year. Some companies put out a different calendar to collect each month.

Vintage Victorian, Antique Advertisement Post Cards, Scrapbook ~ Calendar Trade Cards ~ Strobridge

ANTIQUE VICTORIAN STROBRIDGE TRADE CARD CALENDAR 1907 Strobridge Victorian trade cards were beautifully illustrated advertising cards produced by the Strobridge Lithographing Company, based in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Calendar trade cards were an extremely popular mode of advertisement. They were included with products or handed out at stores as promotional items. These calendars often featured beautiful chromolithographic artwork designed by lithographic artists for businesses looking to promote their products. Strobridge calendar trade cards were typically 3.5" x 6". This clever marketing promoted the trademark for an entire year. Some companies put out a different calendar to collect each month.

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Strobridge Litho Co - October 1908

Theodoor Willem Nieuwenhuis, calendar leaf, 1896

an art nouveau calendar with red and white balls in the center, on a blue background

an old photo of a woman with blue eyes and brown hair on a wooden table

ANTIQUE VICTORIAN STROBRIDGE TRADE CARD CALENDAR 1898 Strobridge Victorian trade cards were beautifully illustrated advertising cards produced by the Strobridge Lithographing Company, based in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Calendar trade cards were an extremely popular mode of advertisement. They were included with products or handed out at stores as promotional items. These calendars often featured beautiful chromolithographic artwork designed by lithographic artists for businesses looking to promote their products. Strobridge calendar trade cards were typically 3.5" x 6". This clever marketing promoted the trademark for an entire year. Some companies put out a different calendar to collect each month.

Strobridge Litho Co - January 1901