Framed Cream of Wheat Ad Ladies Home Journal 1907 Art Decor -Two Color Ad

You are bidding on a framed Cream of Wheat Ad Print. The print came out of the 1907 edition of the Ladies Home and Journal Picture features Rastas holding a hot bowl of Cream of Wheat on a page in a cook book with the ad copy saying "Best Dish in the Cookbook, Cream of Wheat. The Print comes from my Dad's collection and the folks had it professionally framed in Taylors Falls, Minnesota in the mid 70's. The print hung in their grocery store for nearly 40 years. Now it is time to find a new home. Mom gets the $.  The Print is framed under glass and the frame is wood and black in color. The entire picture is 16 x 11.5 inches. The  Wooden Frame is in good condition, some paint wear, general wear commensurate with its age and utilitarian function. See Pictures. Comes from Smoke Free and Pet free home.  This piece would be a great addition for classing up any room, kitchen or office. The picture will be packed super well, in a box within a box. The Wifey does a really great job at safely packing the merchandise.

If you have any questions, reach out through eBay email.  This comes from a smoke free home. Seriously priced to move.  I do have more of her collection listed and available for review.

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dads-collectables guarantee:

PHOTOGRAPHY:  I take my own Pictures!! You will receive the item you see on the picture posted with my listing. I do not use generic pictures or copy pictures from other seller’s listings,

GENERAL CONDITION: Items I offer for sale are generally ANTIQUE-VINTAGE merchandise. They may have normal/typical wear consistent with age. Sold as is. Any significant damage such as chips etc.will be mentioned in the item description above. Items sometimes may be combined to SAVE on shipping when possible! I GUARANTEE all items as described!!!

TERMS: Contact me with any questions. I do not ship out of the USA at this time.  Buyer prepays S/H for item(s) via USPS Priority or Parcel Post at MY discretion which depends on the fragility, size, and/or weight of item. I try to keep the S/H costs as low as possible.  Some items may require double boxing and careful handling. I DO NOT price gouge on Shipping. Remember, I can at times combine items to Save on Shipping.