Two examples of delivery wagons, cakes & tea
A slightly faded but quite clear early image showing a 2 men (father & son?) with a horse drawn baker's wagon, with a panel sign painted, "L. CHRIST. SEA CLIFF, BAKER." No markings or imprint (Sea Cliff, Long Island, c. 1880's? ) Approx. 6.5 x 4.25 inches. A few scuffs and faint dents, some soiling; no attempt has been made to clean the image.)
Note-- the men are holding cigars.
TOGETHER WITH:
19th century image of a TEA WAGON, marked "W. R. PRICE, BEST TEA, Direct from Importers" A smaller sign reads, "Finest China & Japan Tea/ Wholesale & Retail." Stamped on back, "L. B. Gorham, Photographer, Mt. Kisco, N.Y." Cropped to fit a frame (!) but still a fine image-- lower edge of image has been lost, along with the matt. A Google search pulled up an ad for this seller which includes the catch phrase, "Always wait for the wagon/ and we'll all have tea" (1893 Elijah Clarence Hyatt, History of Mt. Kisco, p. 30.)
Approx. 10" x 6 5/8"
- Overall Condition: Acceptable
- Size: Approx. 6.5 x 4.25 inches
- Sold By: And Books Too
- Contact Person: Denis Gouey
- Country: United States
- Email: [email protected]
- Telephone: 8605425813
- Preferred Payment Methods: Square, PayPal, Checks
- Trade Associations: None
