The Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection 1885

updated 19 May 2018 <PREVIOUS PAGE       ~  index  ~        NEXT PAGE> In this issue of the American Agriculturalist as digitized by Google Books , Rev. Henry Ward Beecher endorses the use of this contraption. Title American Agriculturist, Volumes 25-26 Publisher Peters, 1866, January, p.35 Original from University of Minnesota Digitized Jan 7, 2015 Doty's Clothes Washer was manufactured by Doty Brothers, Janesville, WI.  Their ad appeared in: Title Wisconsin and Minnesota State Gazetteer, Shippers' Guide and Business Directory for 1865-'66 Author George W. Hawes Publisher G.W. Hawes, 1865 Original from the University of Wisconsin - Madison Digitized Sep 30, 2011 Length 358 pages, page 110 The machine was the invention of William Doty. Judy and Conrad Terrill outline Doty Brothers history as part of their PDF of a promotional pamphlet filed by the compan...

updated  3 June 2018 < PREVIOUS PAGE       ~  index  ~        NEXT PAGE> Added to the Arnold Collection is a complete copy of the torn card in the original Arnold scrapbook. (Reverse below) The above two images are generic cut-outs. These die cuts were sometimes sold or given away to victorian scrapbook enthusiasts. The above victorian die cuts were processed in Picasa to yield very different results. These variations are fairly easy to apply once you become familiar with Picasa or a similar photo processing program. In 2016, there are several useful photo processing programs available . The variations above are provided here as a demonstration. Try this for yourself! The Arnold scrapbook contents are in the public domain. You may clip, save and manipulate images as you please for whatever purpose you have in mind.  Please credit the Collection as the source of the original image. See also...