On test server
Boy, Women, and Dog in Front of a House
Oh Boy It's Good! D. A. Griffith & Sons, Uniontown…
Oh Boy It's Good! D. A. Griffith & Sons, Uniontown…
Something Superior for Your Interior
Happy New Year, John F. Clarke, New York, N.Y.
A Happy New Year, John G. Van Etten
Gelukkig Nieuwjaar
Godt Nytt År
Happy New Year Cake
Happy New Year at the Stroke of Midnight
A Star Wars Christmas (Full Version)
A Star Wars Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Davidson, Croton, Ohio, 1914…
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Davidson, Croton, Ohio, 1914
Waiting to Welcome Ike (Cropped)
Waiting to Welcome Ike
What's Up? (Cropped)
What's Up?
Amazing Feats on Board the Steamer Dubuque (Croppe…
Amazing Feats on Board the Steamer Dubuque
The Kids from Butler, Pa.
Art and Jennie's Little Home
Guess Who?
To You and Yours a Happy Christmas
Santa and Me, 1964
My Visit with Santa
Fido Was Hanging Out with the Stocking by the Chim…
Merry Christmas from the Hughes, 1963
Merry Christmas from the Snaders
Horsing Around for the Season's Greetings
Santa at the Amoco Station
Santa Claus--From Pat to Georgia
Excited to See Santa
Mom, Don't Leave Me Here with This Santa Guy!
3194 Miles to Santaland
Merry Christmas from the Boat of Us
Smiling Around the Christmas Tree
A Merry Christmas, A. M. Collins Mf'g. Co., Philad…
Beech-Nut and Chandu the Magician Extend the Seaso…
Xmas Greeting From One To Another
Wait a Moment Till I See If You've Got All the Thi…
Say, Mister, It's No Use You Going Down That Dirty…
Santa and Nellie
Ethel Posing with Santa and Another Child
Emma Posing with Santa and Other Children
See also...
Keywords
Authorizations, license
-
Visible by: Everyone -
All rights reserved
-
1 121 visits
A Christmas Gift Made by Goshen Sweeper Co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Who wouldn't want a sweeper for Christmas! The women depicted in this Victorian-era advertising trade card certainly seem pleased with their new Goshen sweeper and other gifts!
"A Christmas gift, made by Goshen Sweeper Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. A Merry Xmas. Gies & Co., Buffalo, N.Y."
Printed on the back of this advertising trade card:
Our carpet sweeper is strongly made, does not easily get out of order, and lasts for years even with constant use.
Sweeps easily and cleanly, backward and forward, with less wear and tear to the carpet than any other sweeper (brooms are death to carpets); goes farther into the corners, too.
Doesn't spill dirt, and when you are ready it empties itself--almost, it is so simple.
"The Rapid" is one name for it--all the same, it's a Goshen Sweeper; made for us.
And just that is why it is better than any other.
The Mowrey Latshaw Hdw. Co, Spring City, Pa.
"It takes the dirt."
Note: The Mowrey Latshaw Hardware Company, also known as Latshaw's Hardware, opened in 1875 and is still in business in Spring City, Pa., today, according to its Facebook page.
"A Christmas gift, made by Goshen Sweeper Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. A Merry Xmas. Gies & Co., Buffalo, N.Y."
Printed on the back of this advertising trade card:
Our carpet sweeper is strongly made, does not easily get out of order, and lasts for years even with constant use.
Sweeps easily and cleanly, backward and forward, with less wear and tear to the carpet than any other sweeper (brooms are death to carpets); goes farther into the corners, too.
Doesn't spill dirt, and when you are ready it empties itself--almost, it is so simple.
"The Rapid" is one name for it--all the same, it's a Goshen Sweeper; made for us.
And just that is why it is better than any other.
The Mowrey Latshaw Hdw. Co, Spring City, Pa.
"It takes the dirt."
Note: The Mowrey Latshaw Hardware Company, also known as Latshaw's Hardware, opened in 1875 and is still in business in Spring City, Pa., today, according to its Facebook page.
Smiley Derleth, wintorbos, arts enthusiast, John FitzGerald have particularly liked this photo
- Keyboard shortcuts:
Jump to top
RSS feed- Latest comments - Subscribe to the comment feeds of this photo
- ipernity © 2007-2025
- Help & Contact
|
Club news
|
About ipernity
|
History |
ipernity Club & Prices |
Guide of good conduct
Donate | Group guidelines | Privacy policy | Terms of use | Statutes | In memoria -
Facebook
Twitter
Alan Mays club has replied to John FitzGerald clubAlan Mays club has replied to arts enthusiastAlan Mays club has replied to wintorbos clubSign-in to write a comment.