Gallery of Victorian trading cards

Amy Crehore says:

I just came across an incredible resource for artists or anyone who loves Victorian illustration, humorous advertising and the color lithography of the late 1800's. I have shown only a few examples of Victorian Trade Cards here. The Trade Card Place is an online reference library of an amazing amount of unique and exciting images

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I love the picture of a woman in bed with a lobster.

Rex Kidney & Liver Bitters must have been a digestive — lobsters were thought hard to digest, so the message would be something like “Why take that lobster to bed with you?”
Anonymous

Your website is outstanding! Here is the url to the blog from the Archives of the Sandusky Library, if you would like to take a look:

http://sanduskyhistory.blogspot.com/2009/04/victorian-trade-cards-from-graham-drug.html