Warehouse Clearance Antique 1890's Letterhead Printing Sample, Surgical Instruments, Advertising - Today Only [gXG8yueP]

Unique 1890s Letterhead Printing Sample

Discover a rare piece of history with our Warehouse Clearance Antique 1890's Letterhead Printing Sample, Surgical Instruments, Advertising - Today Only [gXG8yueP]. This authentic and guaranteed genuine item is a true treasure for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage advertising. With its approximate size of 8.5" x 11.5" and an age of around 1890s, this letterhead is a testament to the artistry of the past. The 100% Guaranteed Old and Authentic - NO REPRODUCTIONS assurance ensures that you are acquiring a genuine piece of history.

Distinctive Features and Specifications

This stunning letterhead features advertisements for four Mid-West businesses, showcasing a blend of typography and detailed graphics. The businesses range from educational institutions to manufacturing companies, each represented with logos in alternating blue and green ink. The inclusion of A.S. Aloe & Co., Surgical Instruments manufacturers, is particularly intriguing, as it features a haunting image of a doctor assessing the body of a dead young woman. The letterhead is in very good condition, with only minor tears and a light fold line, which are typical for its age. The condition is further highlighted by a Condition: Good, see photos.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

Whether you are a collector of antique advertising, a historian, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of vintage prints, this letterhead is an ideal addition to your collection. The rich details and historical significance make it a conversation starter and a captivating piece for display. Its diverse range of businesses covered in the advertisements appeals to a broad audience, from antique enthusiasts to graphic designers. The Heinicke-Fiegel Lithographing Co. is also a name to be reckoned with in the world of lithography, adding to the value and allure of this piece. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history that is sure to be appreciated for generations to come.