Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum Search

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Bandbox fragment

2 pp

Soldiers on horseback carrying spears and one standing with horse loaded with provisions in front of a house. Another soldier behind a tree aims a gun at the standing soldier. Dogs are attacking the mounted soldiers. Printed in dark green, white and black on a mustard-colored ground.

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Bandbox fragment

86 pp

Group of flattened bandbox fragments most of which are one-half the box side. A great variety of different scenes are included.

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Bandbox fragment

3 pp

a,b) On pale green ground a little girl in pink dress feeding turkey amidst white floral vine with green leaves; c) Unconnected fragment of same paper,with turkey in his pride. Mounted on cardboard. Used by Katzenbach and Warren for Wallpaper "Farmington"

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Bandbox fragment

1 pp

The scene portrays a landscape with a train of three loaded freight cars pulled by one horse. Driver is on a seat in front car. There is a house and windmill in the background with "Wind-Mill - Rail Road" printed across top of windmill. Same scene as 1913-17-18, box no. 12. The field is blue, the scene is printed in dark green, tan and off-white.

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Bandbox lid fragment

1 pp

A group of three dogs is following on the heels of a deer. The three dogs and the deer are each on there own landscape plateau. The background is printed with pairs of dots, possibly simulating hoof prints. Printed in shades of blue, white and black on a discolored possibly tan ground. Paper is small oval shape.

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Bandbox lid fragment

1 pp

50.5 x 42.5 cm (19 7/8 x 16 3/4 in.)

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Bandbox paper

2 pp

House and tree in foreground, church tower in background. In brown, green and white on a light green ground. Fragment of a bandbox. Note on verso: "Given to Carolena Maley Stickle, May 29, 1935 by Mrs. George Edward Follensbee of 615 Miles Ave., Cleveland, Ohio".

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