Charles Darwin Ape Skeleton 1800's Irish Hobo Crushed Farm Fertilizer Trade Card
Irish "Tramp" / Hobo with Shillelagh, Red Hair, Irish Dialect, etc.'Say, Homespun give a feller a lift, won't yer?
Darwin's Ape Skeleton Logo : Walker, Stratman & Co. Boiler & Grinders of BONES and Manufacturers of Big Bonanza Fertilizer. Historically Important: Nasty Victorian politically incorrect humor: "sick" comic metamorphic. More 19th Century: Irish, Ethnic / Racial Stereotypes (MORE ETHNIC CARDS).Th is is NOT a BOOK.. But because many collectors and researchers seek wide-ranging antiquarian. Illustrated graphic material related to important books and published works, the Dave Cheadle Card Store is listing some GREAT 19th Century Trade Cards under the Antiquarian & Collectible Book category. Anti-Irish sentiment (Hibernophobia) - Simian stereotype: Bull tosses Irish vagrant into a bone grinder! The Help wanted - NO Irish Need Apply 1800's mentality is captured in period antique artifact.
Anti-Irish "comic" images like this from the 1800's promote stereotypes of immigrants from Ireland as. "Apish" or "Monkey" or gorilla-like primates lower on Darwin's evolutionary theory chart of progression. Related themes: Dinosaur / Evolution / Darwinism / Survival of the Fittest. CONDITION: lots of wear, creases and flaw issues.
Wilson, Fertilizers & Agricultural Implements, Douglassville, Pa. + Over 1,000+ more fabulous antique cards are currently listed at the Dave Cheadle Card Store! More - Before & After / With & Without. Including With & Without / HTL / Metamorphic / etc.
The Before & After Trade Card. Pre-1900 Irish & OTHER Ethnic Cards / Farm / Joke & Humor. SEE the above HUGE SCANS to note any and all FLAWS! Size: -- see ruler in the scans.
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