“Grand Victory of the American National Beverage Over Its Foreign Rivals.”
Wilmington, North Carolina: likely mid-19th century. Single 6 x 9 ½ inch sheet. Folded and toned with some stains; excellent. Item #List2977
Advertisement for soda water from S.G. Northrop’s Fruit and Confectionery Store in Wilmington, North Carolina. Northrop’s used “Matthews’ Apparatus,” a mechanism for carbonating water invented by the “Soda Fountain King” John Matthews. The advertisement features an amusing lithograph of a woman in an American flag-themed dress spraying avatars of various alcoholic drinks with a hose of Matthews’ soda water. The lithograph is signed “Howland”.
Price: $375.00
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