Trade card advertising J. Stern & Sons, clothiers, in Quincy, Illinois. Part of the "Union Set" of trade cards; this is card 2 of 5, depicting a boy striking a pose. Circa 1885.
Subject: Quincy (Ill.)
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Trade card advertising J. Stern & Sons, clothiers, located in Quincy, Illinois. The card is part of a larger "Union Set" of trade cards and depicts a scene related to labor unions and fair working hours. Circa 1885.
Trade card advertising J. Stern & Sons, clothing merchants in Quincy, Illinois. The card is part of a larger set, the "Union Set", and features a photograph of Terence V. Powderly in the background. The card is dated circa 1885.
Trade card depicting girls in sepia rowing. The card also features a full advertisement and a puzzle. The card's addresses include 433 Hamshire Street and 432 Broadway, New York. It was exhibited at the Library of Congress exhibit in Cincinnati during 2005. A note indicates that the donor's father was one of the first Jews to settle in Quincy, Illinois. The card is circa 1885.