March 11, 2024
Antique 1800's Hog "Slop Fed Pig" N.K. Fairbank Lard Chicago Meat old adv. Card
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ca. 1870's to 1880's authentic original Victorian trade card with comic humor advertising for Chicago hog meat / lard company: "Don't ... associate with those slop fed Pigs ..." circa 1870's- early '80's. MORE Coming! "meat" HUGE CHALLENGE to collect the full set! Also coming ... More "pig" / "farm" / "literary" / "theater" / "Fairbank" ... etc. Antique Victorian Angel pig / hog farm humor theme, etc.! GREAT comical humor Victorian image / issued circa 1880's. Go to my SEARCH STORE and type in any word (try for example " food " or " pig ") Visit my store: Old Cards @ Daves Great Cards Galore This 1800's trade card uses odd Victorian humor: "N.K Fairbank & Co's Family Lard... .... Corn Fed Hogs...." "N.K. Fairbank & Co.'s Lard, Chicago, Ill." 1800's amazing antique trade card scene:Class warfare, snobbery, crossed corn cobs, etc. ! MORE = 100% Guaranteed / Authentic ORIGINAL pre-1900 Trade Cards in my Store! REVERSE : -- Advertising -- Lard Tin cup illustrated graphic advertising -- as shown above. "Drinking Cups ... Biscuit Cutter Top ... Tin Fruit Cans .... Coffee Pots ... Tea Pots .... Condition: - Evidence of aging, flaws and wear as seen in HUGE scans. Please ... SEE the above HUGE SCANS to note any and all FLAWS! Size: - - a s indicated by ruler in scans. NOTE: For more on these meat cards, order from my eBay
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