Description
IMAGE in the early 1800's, the Christmas holiday was not widely celebrated. Its popularity grew over the century with influence from popular leaders like Queen Victoria. The modern imagery we now associate with Christmas evolved only gradually. During this time, other images competed to be the symbols of the season. This trade card, which likely dates to the final decades of the 1800's, was handed out to customers by a dry goods dealer in Lawrence, Massachusetts. The set features various species of beetles carrying a holly twig, an olive branch, & a basket of tiny toys. Buy all three for a unique decorative set that doubles as a conversation starter! DETAILS - Printed on the highest quality, heavyweight, matte coated paper. - 230gsm | 10.6mil | Over 3x the thickness of regular paper. - Frame & matting not included - but all are standard, easy-to-find sizes. - Depending on size ordered, margin sizes will vary. - 8" x 10" prints are also available as a digital download (send message). - Custom / other sizes are available (send message). SHIPPING - Automatic FREE SHIPPING on orders of $35 or more! Victorian Christmas Trade Card Poster - Up To 24" X 36" Merry Beetle Bugs Macabre Holidays Xmas Gifts Unusual Insects
