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"Second Battle of Bull Run" framed hand-colored lithograph 1862 stove polish An attractive and interesting card

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An attractive and interesting card

and showing a teacher demonstrating how to dye with Diamond Dyes to a group of women

It measures 3 x 4 1/2 inches and is in very nice condition with a couple of spots of foxing on the back and a tiny scuff on the upper right front corner

This is an original Victorian trade card for Rising Sun Stove Polish and features a man and woman brandishing sticks while a goat butts its reflection in her shiny stove door

"Second Battle of Bull Run" framed hand-colored lithograph 1862 stove polish An attractive and interesting card"The Second Battle of Bull Run, VA. Aug. 29th, 1862: Between the Union Forces under Major General John Pope and the Confederate Army commanded by Stonewall Jackson, in which the Rebels were driven from the field with terrible slaughter" This is an original, hand colored lithograph by E. B. & E. C. Kellogg of Hartford, Connecticut. The image size is 14 3 4 inches by 11 3 4 inches, and dimensions with the frame are 17 3 4 inches by 14 1 2 inches. The

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