The label, designed for a 24 fl. The cream-colored label prominently displays “Hasper-E” in a stylized font, followed by “FINEST” and “ORANGE SODA” in bold, eye-catching lettering. The label also bears the mark of “DISTRIBUTED BY HASPER SAV-MOR MARKETS,” suggesting a connection to a regional grocery chain, further grounding the item in its local context.
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The condition reflects over sixty‑five years of existence. The letter sheets have typical fold creases but less severe wear than the envelope. The paper remains intact but is fragile in areas. The inclusion of county identifiers for Springfield, Shoemakersville, and New York adds searchable geographic relevance.
The invitation itself features green ink highlighting key details like Dessert Bridge and the date. The typography and layout reflect a formal, early 20th-century style. A separate image displays the number 605 printed in red ink, likely an inventory or archival number assigned to the invitation.
The main title is rendered in an ornate blackletter or gothic font, a deliberate design choice intended to evoke an “old-world” sense of tradition and historical gravitas befitting the mission’s 18th-century origins.
A nice touch is the rounded corner, and this bookmark feels comfortable in your hand as you read.
The IWC initials are there, and they look balanced alongside the other text on the page.
Its multicolor tones are rich but not loud, and you will find that it fits in with many collections.
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An authentic, original antique stereoview photograph card published by renowned photographer T.W. Ingersoll. The litho print on the front remains clear with bright coloration. No major tears or heavy creases are present.
