Frank w flower (2 resultados)

Condición: Good. Trade card for the dining room of Frank W. Flower. Advertises breakfast or supper for 15 cents as well as a ticket for 21 meals. Flower owned operated a dining hall at 15 Harrison Avenue in Boston from roughly 1880 to 1884 when he moved to a new location. Scuff marks on verso from being removed form scrapbook. Good.…

Condición: Very Good -. 1 trade card 7 x 10.5 cm. with chromoligraphed illustration signed C.W. The illustration is of a boy and a girl in late 19th-century dress next to water feeding swans and ducks, with a gazebo in the background. It accompanies an advertisement for Frank's Dining Room, 13 & 15 Harrison Ave., with prices for dinner and breakfast or supper. Frank W. Flower ran his Boston restaurant from about 1880 to 1895, starting at this address before moving to 19-21 Harrison in 1884 and to 79 Harrison in the early 1890s. The other side of the card has a text-only advertisement for Gould's at 696 Washington St., Boston: "Lowest Prices in Town for Hats and Gloves." In Very Good- Condition: light creasing (vertical on the illustrated side); lightly soiled; Gould's side is slightly scraped.…