Bufford’s fruit cards, no. 779-1 [pear] by John H. Bufford's & Sons

Chromolithograph of a woman dressed as a large pear with a leaf cape and parasol, with the caption 'How do I a'Pear?'

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A chromolithographed card shows a woman whose dress is shaped like a large orange-red pear, with a green leaf-patterned cape, a feathered hat, and a pink striped parasol. Above her head the text reads "How do I a'Pear?" The card is titled Bufford's Fruit Cards, No. 779-1, published by John H. Bufford's & Sons in 1887.

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