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1900 United Mine Workers Chromolithograph

Introducing this exquisite 1900 United Mine Workers of America chromolithograph membership certificate, a true relic from the early 20th century. This original piece, produced by the renowned J.M. Vickroy Company, captures the essence of the mining industry during the turn of the century. The certificate is not only a historical document but also a testament to the artistic skill of James Monroe Vickroy, whose work is celebrated for its detailed and intricate designs.

Artistic and Historical Details

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this certificate boasts a stunning array of vignettes depicting various aspects of mining life. From the laborious work of pick and machine mining to the daily routines of miners, this chromolithograph offers a vivid portrayal of the mining era. The certificate includes a jugate portrait of James Monroe Vickroy and UMW President John Mitchell, with space for personal inscriptions. Its central image of a union leader addressing miners with the phrase "In Union There is Strength" underscores the significance of solidarity in the mining community. Key features of this certificate include:

• Original and antique certificate produced by the J.M. Vickroy Company
• Size: 27" x 21" (68.5 cm x 53.5 cm)
• Condition: B+ with light handling wear and minor staining on the margins

Unmatched Historical Value and Collector's Treasure

This certificate is an invaluable addition to any collection, especially for history enthusiasts and collectors of early 20th-century American art and labor movement memorabilia. The certificate's unique combination of artistic merit, historical significance, and scarcity make it an exceptional find. With only two known copies featuring the jugate portrait of W.C. Pearce and none at auction, this piece is truly one of a kind. Whether you're looking to own a piece of history, invest in a rare collectible, or simply admire the craftsmanship of a bygone era, this 1900 United Mine Workers chromolithograph membership certificate is a must-have.