This is an authentic vintage print advertisement from the 1910-19 era, featuring a detailed catalog-style presentation of Oneida Community Par Plate flatware. The ad showcases the 'Monroe' pattern, described as a 'Bright Finish' and 'The Monroe Pattern in Oneida Community Par Plate was designed to simulate the oval thread design familiar to our forefathers.'

The full-page advertisement, originating from Herr & Company, Lancaster, PA., displays various pieces of silverware, including spoons, knives, forks, sugar tongs, butter spreaders, and more, with accompanying descriptions and pricing information. It provides a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century advertising and household goods.

This piece is ideal for collectors of vintage advertising, silverware history, Oneida Community products, or those interested in early retail catalogs. The print is in good condition for its age, with clear illustrations and legible text, ready for framing or inclusion in a collection.

This listing is for one page, printed front and back. Page size is approximately 8-3/8" x 11". This is an original print ad, not a copy. Please examine images for exact condition. Comes from a smoke-free facility. Your order will be sent in a protective plastic sleeve placed inside a rigid cardboard mailer for protection.

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