The traveling salesmen of America
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The traveling salesmen of America, Gast Lith. & Eng. Co. (1895), LOC-image. Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographic poster titled The Traveling Salesmen of America, produced by Gast Lith. & Eng. Co. in 1895. A large central oval shows a multi-story brick and stone building with towers and chimneys, labeled as a home for indigent traveling salesmen, their widows and orphans in Binghamton, N.Y. Surrounding vignettes depict salesmen, trade goods, trunks, a steam locomotive and train, and everyday scenes arranged across a pink and cream field.
