1890s SCOTLAND Greeting McLaughlin COFFEE Card K67 Greetings of NATIONS Scottish

Description

This fantastic card was issu
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as a insert Premium by the W.F. MCLAUGHLIN & Co.  of  Chicago Illinois. to advertise their brand of XXXX Coffee, during the 1890s.   It is one from a series of 12 cards entitl
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“ Greetings of Different Nations ” .  This series has been designat
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as series K67 in Burdick’s American Card Catalogue.   The front of the card shows a colorfull and detailed image of a person from the featured Nation displaying the traditional greeting of there land.  The back of the card features advertising for  McLaughlin XXXX Coffee.  This card features A SCOTCH greeting .  The colorful lithography was produc
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by the Lithographer the Cosack & Company. of Buffalo and Chicago.  The card measures 5 inches by  3 ¾  inches approximately.   The card does have some lighter creasing at the Corner areas.  I think it displays nicely. I have scann
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both the front and back of the card fairly large for you to be able to judge condition for yourself.
I  will be trying to list several  EARLY TRADE & TYPE CARDS over the next few days (spread across different categories),
including one or two that are unrecorded in any guide, that were put given away with Tobacco, Caramel, Candy, Gum, Chocolate, Bread Coffee Tea Cereal and other products, covering such diverse subjects as Native American Indians , Baseball , Football, Boy Scouts, Ice Hockey, Golf, Presidents of the United States, NCAA and IVY League Colleges and Universities and Circus themes.  To view the other cards I have up on ebay please click  on the “View Sellers other Items” Icon located on this page. It will take you directly to them.
I am actually located in Canada just across the border.  I have a U.S.A. mailing address, and I mail my items from the USA to avoid border delays.
Due to my work schedule and distance to the post office I am only able to ship  Monday Mornings
.  If I haven’t received payment for an item the EVENING BEFORE Monday  the item will have to wait until the next Monday  to go out. Its unfortunate but unavoidable.  If this doesn’t work for you I respectfully ask that you do not bid or buy. Thanks again