Inflammammal Loves Paper Ephemera

Largely food-related, but any beautiful old illustration from oh 'bout 1910 to 1955 or so. All items on this page are from my own collection, unless otherwise stated.

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Sunday, January 27, 2013

Evidently there was a jam and preserves advisory/promotion council, the same way we've still got advertisements for beef itself, cotton itself etc.)  And their ads were spectacular if we're to go by the below.


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Labels: breakfast, jam, jelly, preserves, quince jelly, toast, toaster
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