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Very Scarce Early (c. 1860s) McLaughlin Brothers Comical Conversation Cards, Food For Fun! woven iron trivet sandwiched behind it

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Very Scarce Early (c. 1860s) McLaughlin Brothers Comical Conversation Cards, Food For Fun! woven iron trivet sandwiched behind it
Very Scarce Early (c. 1860s) McLaughlin Brothers Comical Conversation Cards, Food For Fun! woven iron trivet sandwiched behind it
Very Scarce Early (c. 1860s) McLaughlin Brothers Comical Conversation Cards, Food For Fun! woven iron trivet sandwiched behind it
Very Scarce Early (c. 1860s) McLaughlin Brothers Comical Conversation Cards, Food For Fun! woven iron trivet sandwiched behind it
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sandwiched behind it

Good much used condition

and a bit of irregularity to one long edge from where it was cut out from the album

My favorite things though are two tintype portraits--one of beautiful woman looking very much the gypsy

Very Scarce Early (c. 1860s) McLaughlin Brothers Comical Conversation Cards, Food For Fun! woven iron trivet sandwiched behind itVictorian era amusement was a thing all its own, and I can't say I always understand the humor! This is an early set of "Comical Conversation Cards" produced by McLaughlin Brothers, New York I can't find a match out there for this set, but I believe 1860s. (The company was founded in 1858, and had expanded to 30 Beekman Street by 1863). Conversation cards like this were made for parlor play, especially useful as aids in courtship. I believe a holder

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