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One of my many passions in collecting are early advertising posters. This is one of my favorites. Its is for Garland Stoves. I love the way it tells a story. It depicts devils carrying off a Art Garland Parlor Stove down a staircase to H___, while a family in night cloths chase after. The bottom tag line reads "Not hot enough for them down below, they half to steal a Garland stove"
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AdvertisingFrom colorful Victorian trade cards of the 1870s to the Super Bowl commerci…
PostersIn 1867, Jules Cheret, inspired by Japanese woodcuts, used the newly-develo…
I forgot to mention I would love to find a Art Garland Parlor Stove liked pictured in the poster.
Thanks for the love, thriftfan, ThriftStoreAddict, Stonie, officialfuel and Hedgewalker
Thanks Mcgarrett50
This is sooo cool! I actually just searched for one and couldn't find it.If anyone knows where I could get even a print I would love to know.
I've since been trying to find a copy also, very cool image, It really draws you into the design.
Thanks once more, vintagemad
Great sign and collection, thanks for the nice comments. Good luck in the hunt for more.