Arnold Trade Cards: Index
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Welcome! & Introduction -- page 1
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to the "E" section of The Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection index! Company names are indexed as they appeared
on the advertising (also known as "trade") cards. A company such as
"A.J. Muzzy & Co." will be indexed under that name, and sometimes also under
"Muzzy, A. J. & Co." Shaded links lead to sites outside of the Earl J. Arnold Advertising Card Collection
E. Hartshorn & Sons -- page 187
E.B. Dix -- page 173
E.C. Abbey M.D. -- page 80
E.F. Judson & Co. -- pages 31, 54, 68, 85
E.I. Clapp's -- page 140
E. Habenstein's Elite Restaurant -- page 116
E. Hartshorn & Sons -- page 187
E.M. Lusk -- page 16
E.M. Rose -- page 8
E.P.Woodward, M.D. -- page 102
E.S. Wells -- page 175
E.W. Hoyt -- pages 65, 188, 191
East Providence Historical Society -- pages 150, 194
East Rochester NY -- page 192
Easton PA -- page 42
Eastwood, A. D. -- page 76
Ebers, A. -- page 70
Eckstein & Hoffmann -- page 114
Eclipse Wringer -- page 14
Edinburgh Printers -- page 44
Eddystone Lighthouse -- page 5
Edwin C. Burt & Co. -- pages 29, 150, 171
Edwin P. Marshall -- page 152
Ehrichs -- page 55
Elijah Morse -- pages 74, 87
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Elkhart Starch Co. -- page 104
Elliott W. Barnes' "The Girl That I Love" -- page 101
Elrod NC -- Appendix 1
Emery, Alexander -- page 28
Emma Jane's Favorite Victorian Fashions
see also #EmmaJanesFavoriteFashions
Emmett Brothers -- pages 38, 46, 105
Empire Wringer Co. -- page 20
Enoch Morgan's Sons Co. -- pages 69, 109
Engle, Stephen Clock -- page 31
English, John & Co. -- page 37
Estey Organ Co. -- page 183
Eureka Silk Thread Manufacturing Co. -- Eureka! (Appendix I)
Excelsior Bench Wringer -- page 63
Excelsior Eclectric Oil -- page 36
Excelsior Lawn Mower -- page 58
Excelsior Metal Polish -- page 32
Extra Pale Soap -- page 2
Two associated sites of interest were added in 2017. Hey Victorian Kids! What Did You Do? briefly looks at the pursuits of children portrayed in the Victorian trade cards of the Arnold Collection. The Arnold Galleries site features individual trade cards by subject category with slide shows.
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Less than a dollar...
worth so much more!
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