The Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection 1885

Items of Interest by Earl J. Arnold updated 11 March 2019 Earl J. Arnold lists items he thought especially remarkable in the Collection : B. Shoninger Organ Co. [ page 116 ] Hood's Sarsaprilla [ page 86 ] Garland Stoves & Ranges [ page 86 ] Soapine [ page 146 ] Castoria [ page 76 ] White Sewing Machines [ page 62 ] Household Sewing Machines, 1882 [ page 66 ] Clark's O.N.T. Spool Cotton [ page 40 ] and [ page 72 ] Bixby's Royal Polish [ page 42 ] German Corn Remover [ page 106 ] Hammocks and Spreaders, 1881 [ page 117 ] Potters Spool Silk [ page 138 ] and [ page 139 ] Horsford's Acid Phosphate [ page 129 ] Mason & Hamlin Organs [ page 82 ] Rising Sun Stove Polish [ page 74 ] and [ page 87 ] Carter's Little Liver Pills [ page 107 ] and [ page 128 ] Celluloid Collars and Cuffs [ page 30 ] page xviii page 1

updated 17 December 2018 <PREVIOUS PAGE       ~  index  ~        NEXT PAGE> Did you know Detroit, MI was once the stove capital of the world? The Detroit Historical Society wants you to know .   Victorian stove fans! This is your publication . As of 2015, Garland stoves have earned a reputation as a high-quality brand of commercial stove with international sales. Their current site is the WebstaurantStore . For a comprehensive look at the history of Lowell MA's C.I. Hood & Co. see the post and comments section of the Old Main Artifacts site devoted to Hood's Sarsaparilla . The Old Main Artifacts project itself is worth a look. The post featuring Hood's Sarsaparilla grew out of Jessica Griffin's research for her thesis,    I n the Shadow of Old Main: Campus Life, Consumer Choice and Foodways at Illinois State Normal University from 1860 to 1932. What's the connection between Lowell, MA and...