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page 75 -- White Sewing Machine, Rising Sun, Donaldson Brothers

updated 16 November 2015
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White Sewing Machine Co. originated in Templeton MA.
Information on the White Sewing Machine is available on pages 110 (additional trade cards), and 178 of the Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection.




Rising Sun stove blacking was manufactured in Canton MA.

Additional Rising Sun trade cards are on Wikimedia.
The Online Gallery of the British Library offers this Rising Sun ad for a London distributor of the product:

Google Street View spots the fading Rising Sun ad on the side of 5010 N. Broadway, St. Louis, MO in Sept of 2014. Google Picasa was used to reveal as much color as possible.

This landmark is featured by Margaret on "the Painted Ad, A Blog About Vintage Wall Signs."
Interested in more of these ads? You might wish to join the Society for Commercial Archaeology.
See page 87 of the Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection for additional information on Rising Sun and its founder Elijah Morse.


Founded by 4 brothers in 1872, Donaldson Brothers, Lithographers, merged with the American Lithographic Company in 1891. See also page 170 of the Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection.


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