1902 Pilgrim Mennonite Farm Girl Malt Breakfast Cereal ORIGINAL Print Ad 4628

Description

An Original Antique Advertisement dated 1902 - MALTED CEREAL CO, BURLINGTON VERMONT - A small child at an old farmhouse table eating her bowl of cereal - window open - rays of morning sunshine illuminating the sky - shining right through the window - "What's for breakfast? at first class hotels and in thousands of families, first thing is fruit according to season - then comes most necessary part - good morning meal"
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PAPER
: Medium Weight Paper
SIZE
: SEE CONDITION NOTES FOR SIZE
CONDITION
:  This print is over 100 years old, and in excellent well preserved condition for its age.  It has a light patina, giving it that vintage rustic look.  Some of the prints from this series
may have light foxing, but overall, in superior condition.
COLOR
:  Vibrant BLACK & WHITE makes this a treasured collectible.
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