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S P Burgess, trade card (chromolitho)
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S P Burgess, trade card (chromolitho)
961298s P Burgess, trade card (chromolitho) by American School, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.:s P Burgess, trade card. Dealer in all kinds of fresh and shell fish. Salt shad a speciality. Colchester, Connecticut, USA. Produced by L Prang & Co, Boston. Copyright 1879.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22202710
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This vibrant and detailed chromolitho print captures the essence of 19th-century American trade cards. The image showcases S P Burgess, a prominent dealer in fresh and shellfish based in Colchester, Connecticut. The card advertises his specialty - salt shad - along with other seafood delicacies. Produced by L Prang & Co in Boston, this illustration is copyrighted to 1879. It portrays a bustling scene of merchants and dealers engaged in the lively trade of fish and shellfish. The artwork beautifully depicts various types of seafood dishes, including salmon and celery garnished plates. The print not only serves as an advertisement but also offers a glimpse into the social history of America during that era. It reflects the importance of food supply chains and highlights the role played by vendors like S P Burgess in providing quality seafood to consumers. With its rich colors and intricate details, this trade card stands as a testament to American ingenuity in advertising during the late 19th century. Its historical significance lies not only in promoting commerce but also capturing glimpses of daily life at that time. This print from Bridgeman Images allows us to appreciate both the artistic value and cultural relevance of these ephemeral pieces of advertising history.
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