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owenthom
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Advertising covers are some of my favorite things. Here is a McCormick reaper and mower all-over advertising cover posted at Chicago in 1859.
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ikeyPikey
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Wow. An "Early Adopter". I wonder what smart phone he'd be carrying today. Cheers,
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cjpalermo1964
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It would be interesting to do handwriting analysis on the cover to see if he posted it to himself, or to his own office.
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owenthom
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Did a check against signatures found on the web and it is definitely not McCormick's signature. I did notice that a signed check by him has a "buy now" price of nineteen hundred and something dollars!
Cyrus spent a lot of time in Washington DC filing patents for his various inventions.
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Blackhorseson
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These are really nice.
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