Label, "Prairie Rose Clusters," 1888-1899
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The introduction of color into the lithography process transformed the advertising industry. Skilled lithographers created eye-catching labels and designs for a variety of products. This label, created by the Dickman-Jones Company, promotes Prairie Rose Clusters -- the state flower of North Dakota.
The introduction of color into the lithography process transformed the advertising industry. Skilled lithographers created eye-catching labels and designs for a variety of products. This label, created by the Dickman-Jones Company, promotes Prairie Rose Clusters -- the state flower of North Dakota.
Artifact
Label (Identifying artifact)
Date Made
1888-1899
Keywords
Collection Title
On Exhibit
By Request in the Benson Ford Research Center
Object ID
93.0.2.1
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
Material
Paper (Fiber product)
Technique
Printing (Process)
Lithography
Color
Gold (Color)
Light bluish green
Multicolored
Pale yellowish pink
Dimensions
Height: 16.875 in
Width: 7.625 in
Inscriptions
written on front: Prairie Rose / Clusters / Homepacking Co. / California / [partially seen] Dickman-Jones Co. Litho. S.F.
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