1911 Ad Armour Beef Extract Soup Tin Chicago William Rogers W. K. Hurley GH4 LD1 Rose of the Rancho

Rose of the Rancho

"Suddenly she knows it is love not hate--The Passion Flower" This is an original 1927 print of a scene from Herbert Brenon's The Passion Flower (1921) with Norma Talmadge as Acacia

"Shoshone Tunnel

This is an original 1949 black and white halftone print featuring two scenes of the interior of the Abbaye aux Hommes (Men's Abbey)

1911 Ad Armour Beef Extract Soup Tin Chicago William Rogers W. K. Hurley GH4 LD1 Rose of the RanchoThis is an original 1911 black and white print ad for Armour's Extract of Beef, a product by Armour and Company in Chicago. This ad features testimonies from Mrs. H. C. F. of Seattle, Washington and Mrs. W. K. Hurley of Texas. This ad also includes appreciation gifts from William Rogers and Sons,' which include a variety of household products that have the Armour Lily Pattern imprinted on them, as well as the customer's initials. CONDITION This 100+