Victorian Trade Card - Milkmaid with a bucket - Mack Bros. Cleveland and Cincinnati charleville done by famed photographer George

done by famed photographer George W

It shows two neatly dressed women and a child with a hoop standing at a railing looking out at a schooner or similar ship

the date of the patent or warrant

It measures 4 7/8 x 2 5/8 inches and is in nice condition with clear colors and only faint wear

published in 1945 by The Hagstrom Company for the Greene County Historical Society in Waynesburg

Victorian Trade Card - Milkmaid with a bucket - Mack Bros. Cleveland and Cincinnati charleville done by famed photographer GeorgeThis is an original Victorian trade card copyright 1883 showing a milkmaid with an empty bucket on her shoulder. The verse in the corner reads: A sweeter woman Neer drew breath Than my sonnes' wife Elizabeth The back advertises Mack Bros. of Cleveland and Cincinnati and their "Radical Departure" with a new and improved "domestic" sewing machine with greater practicability, new style wood work, and a new set of attachments. It measures 2 7 8 x 4 3 4