An advertising envelope from Roos & Wunderlich, Art Dealers and Depot of Goupil & Co., located at 219 Montgomery Street in San Francisco, CA, addressed to Joseph D. Fay, Esq., in Mount Vernon, NY. The envelope features a printed design including the business name in ornate Victorian-style lettering, a storefront illustration, and a San Francisco postmark dated August 28, 1868. A 10-cent US postage stamp is affixed. The top left corner has 'O.L.M.' (likely 'Over Land Mail') handwritten. The reverse features a red wax seal.
Subject: Art dealers
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This trade card advertises Louis Dampf & Co., picture frame makers and art dealers, located at 727 & 729 Market Street, San Francisco, California. The front of the card features an image of birds flying above a body of water with a buoy bearing a flag in the distance. The back of the card includes a full advertisement for the business, featuring an oil painting of children playing at the ocean edge. This card showcases the artistic expertise offered by Louis Dampf & Co., and emphasizes their ability to handle chromes, engravings, and regilding.
This trade card for Milton Wolf, an art dealer, features a basket of red roses. The card states that Wolf's business is located at 702 Chestnut Street, second floor in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The card has a plain white background. The back of the card is blank.
This trade card advertises P. Fleischner & Co., importers of art. The card shows a Japanese print with a floral design, a red background, and a gold frame. The back of the card has been left blank. This card is part of a set of four trade cards featuring Japanese prints. The card lists the company's address at 1026 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.