The “FEEDING FORMULA” section details a precise mixture for infant nutrition, specifying “17 ounces boiled water,” “2 1/2 level tablespoons of Karo (blue label),” and “7 ounces Irradiated Carnation Milk.”.
A single, clear marking breaks this field of faded text: a distinct purple-pink checkmark or ‘V’ shape located in the bottom right quadrant of the page. This mark, likely applied later by a clerk or archivist as a notation of processing or review, stands in stark contrast to the ghostly script.
This backstage pass brings a sense of access without drama, which makes the whole collection feel more connected.
What stands out about this multicolor paper item is the way it looks slightly faded, which feels authentic.
The Bell & Ross name shows up on the side, and the balance feels just right to my eye.
Vases, a vase and celery set, and an imported china sugar bowl and cream pitcher with floral decoration are also shown. Personal care premiums include a fine tempered steel razor with a hollow ground blade and hard rubber handle, and an imported ladies’ knife with a pearl handle and fine steel blades.
The overall condition is fair, with the paper showing signs of age but remaining intact.
