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The 19th-Century American Trade Card
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Title: The 19th-Century American Trade Card
Alternate Title: Baker Library Historical Collections
URL: http://www.library.hbs.edu/hc/19th_century_tcard/ External Link
Description: More than 1,000 images of 19th c. advertising trade cards selected from the Historical Collections at Baker Library, Harvard Business School. As one of the most popular forms of advertising in the nineteenth century, and as an indicator of consumer habits, social values, and marketing techniques, trade cards are of interest to scholars of business history, American studies, graphic design and printing history, and social and cultural history.
GEM Subjects:
Arts
Visual arts
Social Studies
Anthropology
Economics
United States history
Subjects: Business cards.
DLF-specific Subjects:American Culture
Geographic Coverage: North America (continent)
Time Period: Late 19th Century (1868-1900)
Modern (1701-present)
Objects Represented: Cards
Format: image/jpeg
text/html
Interaction with Collection: Exhibit
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Frequency of additions: Irregularly
This Record Last Updated By: khage@umich.edu
This Record Last Updated On: 10/16/2008 2:30:06 PM
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