Ace Muffler cap (1923)

BALTIMORE AMERICAN CHRISTMAS NEWSPAPER AD (1899)

SCRIBNER'S COMIC (1900)

WATCH CASE CHRISTMAS TRADE CARD (1884)

Scribner's comic for Christmas (1900)

practical Christmas presents (1899)

CHRISTMAS SPIRITS (1899)

LION COFFEE (1890) FROM WOOLSON SPICE

Christmas compliments from Woolson Spice

Christmas comic (1900)

How the bad boys foozled uncle (1900)

Poinsettias for Christmas (1914)

Bertie's sad Christmas (1900)

Tottie: Let me order the dinner, Bertie.
Bertie: Oh, but you don't know enough about it, do you?
Tottie: Well, I can see what's the most expensive, can't I?

Clapsaddle card (1904)

Candy Christmas ads from Baltimore American (1899)

1900 Baltimore American Coal advertising

This is about $115 dollars in today's money, so not much but it might be close to a week's wages back then and you would need to supply yourselves more than once a winter.

Ivory Soap 1900 "The Trick"

1900 Ivory Soap "To the man who thinks"

1900 Ivory Soap "A Little Big Waste"

1900 Baltimore American "Soda Water Fountain Explodes" what a way to die.

Fairbank's Washing Powder 1900

1900 Jap Rose Soap

1900 Food prices from Milwaukee Journal

1900 Ivory Soap

1880's May love and peace surround thee this birthday

1901 newspaper ad for heating coke

1900 a very basic ad that doesn't really give the name of the beer

Golden Eagle clothing trade card

Cashmere Bouquet soap

1910 greeting card Love to Daddy

1900 newpaper comic strip of crude millionaire

Millionaire (uncultivated, but proud of his wealth): "I tell you, I'm a self made man."
Stranger: I'm glad to hear it, so there's nobody else you can blame."

1900 school supplies for sale

1909 birthday card

Mrs. Winifred Worm "Why in mourning, dear?"
Mrs. Wilheimina Word "A sad bereavement befell our family today. My husband, while in the house tending the baby, was bitten in two by William, the farmer's son."