4.75 x 3, colorful image on one side and advertising on reverse. Light wear and creasing, a few pinholes, lacks tip of one corner, small abrasion on back else good. Dearbonville, named after General Henry Dearborn (town name lacks the "r") was platted in 1833 and incorporated as the village of Dearborn in 1875. Scarce Dearbonville ephemera.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

Jayne's Trade Card "The Finding of Moses" and distributed by David Sloss & Son, Dearbonville, Michigan.

Publisher

Dearbonville nd (1890s?)

Publication Date

1890

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AMERICANA

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John K King Used & Rare Books
MI, U.S.A.

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