Alden Fruit Vinegar
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1890? Four cards displaying The Alden Fruit Vinegar in scenes at least sometimes reminiscent of fables. Each colored picture has the notation "Bufford, Boston & New York" in the lower left corner. All four advertise The Alden Fruit Vinegar at further length on the back; three further advertise John Dykstra Dry Goods, Pella, Iowa, while the fourth advertises Beecher & Peek Groceries, Allegan, Michigan. $2 or $3 each either in Sacramento, Dec., '96, or Foster City, Feb., '97.
The lion-scene here comes straight from the fable tradition of the lion's share.
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Bear: "Which Shall I Take First? Honey or Vinegar?" |
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Hippo: "The Best Drink Yet." |
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Lion: "Too Good to Divide" |
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Tiger: A Black native runs from the vinegar barrel--and the tiger!--with a filled pail in his hand: "Life Nothing Without The Alden Vinegar." |
