1890 Ferdinand Mayer Vintage Business Card worked for A. Weber Co. NYC
#449 Mayer Genealogy NYC:
Printed on Vintage Business Card: "Ferdinand Mayer" printed in bold script. Printed in left corner: "A. Weber, 5th Avenue, Corner 16th St. New York. (this is most likely the firm he worked for) Date: circa 1890-1910, Kings County NYC.
The German "A. Weber Company" was well known for fine quality knives and straight razors for shaving, all made in Germany. This advertising card was found in a collection of late 19th c. printed Victorian era advertising antique business cards in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, MA. The card is printed on heavy old off white cardstock with simple early American typography font. This would have been Ferdinand Mayer's personal card, and is one of a kind. Beautiful graphics!
Size: 3.25 by 2.25 inches
Printed on Vintage Business Card: "Ferdinand Mayer" printed in bold script. Printed in left corner: "A. Weber, 5th Avenue, Corner 16th St. New York. (this is most likely the firm he worked for) Date: circa 1890-1910, Kings County NYC.
The German "A. Weber Company" was well known for fine quality knives and straight razors for shaving, all made in Germany. This advertising card was found in a collection of late 19th c. printed Victorian era advertising antique business cards in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, MA. The card is printed on heavy old off white cardstock with simple early American typography font. This would have been Ferdinand Mayer's personal card, and is one of a kind. Beautiful graphics!
Size: 3.25 by 2.25 inches
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