[Rarebooks] FS: French Victorian Toy Store Dog w/Baby In Fish Tank Card
Joslin Hall Rare Books
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Mon Sep 17 07:31:41 EDT 2018
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[Toys] French Victorian Toy Store Illustrated Trade Card. $85
An attractive and eye-catching Victorian trade card for a Paris toy
store, Au Paradis des Enfants, on the Rue de Rivoli. The back lists some
of the many articles they offer in stock, the front appears to picture a
mechanical dog, carrying an infant, in a fish tank. I’m somewhat
surprised no 1960s rock band appropriated this image for an album cover.
Card. 4”x2.75”. Minor soil, light wear, slight crease. [45369]
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