Victorian Trade Card - Domestic Sewing Machines - Seaside view with women and girl Coats

Victorian Trade Card - Domestic Sewing Machines - Seaside view with women and girl CoatsThis is an original Victorian trade card for the Domestic Sewing Machine Company. It shows two neatly dressed women and a child with a hoop standing at a railing looking out at a schooner or similar ship. The back has an acrostic poem to describe the great qualities of the Domestic sewing machine. It measures 3 1 8 x 4 7 8 inches and is in nice condition with really bright, vibrant colors. It does have a couple of spots and wear to the lower right

It measures 3 x 4 7/8 inches and is in good condition

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