Purchase; Charles B. Wood; 2012.
Trade card, color printed in pale blue, olive, red, and black, is in the Artistic Printing style, a 19th century printing movement. The use of the bold diagonal is used on the trade card with "Stained glass" printed across in white lettering.
"Manufacturers of cut & ground glass";' "ecclesastical and domestic"; and "importers and dealers in rolled Cathedral glass" --
printed on card.
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[Trade cards of cut glass].library
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