Antique Page / Print – TIT-BIT’S Animal Caricatures Pub. by Ackermann c1830s? L2
Size is about 13″ wide by 9 5/8″ tall. Item does have wear. Seems like two pages have been fused together. See pictures for more details.
Size is about 13″ wide by 9 5/8″ tall. Item does have wear. Seems like two pages have been fused together. See pictures for more details.
The following is offered on behalf of the customer: Empire Biedermeier poetry album from the 1830s. This rare collector’s item of paper & documents is an authentic example of the poetry culture of this period. The handcrafted album features intricately designed pages decorated with poems, drawings and personal entries. A unique piece of history for lovers of poetry albums and collectors of office, paper & writing utensils. Contents: 50 sheets + 5 with pictures, 1840s. Dimensions: approx. 16.5×9.5×2.2cm. Good used condition, age-related signs of wear (see photos) PHOTOS ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION SHIPPING WORLDWIDE Mobile-friendly galleries at TRIXUM.DE.
A relic from the age of Dickens and dominions: a genuine antique trade card showcasing the Right Honourable Thomas Babington Macaulay, circa 1830. Turning it over, one discovers a charming, repeating pattern: stylized foliage rendered in a pleasing green hue upon a pale yellow backdrop, a clear indicator of the era’s nascent mass production capabilities.
The piece, likely published by the New Jersey Tercentenary Commission or a related historical society, focuses on the “Chinese Mulberry Trees Fad” that swept through the region during the 1830s.
A printed discourse bound in a contemporary paper-covered board, this 1834 work is a biographical and eulogistic tribute to William Wirt, a prominent Virginia attorney and statesman who served as the tenth Attorney General of the United States.