Early 20th Century Armours Pancake Flour Cardstock Trolley Sign trinity This is a dummy item

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This item is a piece of original stone foundation from the hospital that was open from 1920 until the late 1980s

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Early 20th Century Armours Pancake Flour Cardstock Trolley Sign trinity This is a dummy item1919; publ. by Niagara Litho Co. for Armour Grain Co. Chicago Vintage cardstock trolley advertisement. This piece shows Armour's mascot, known as The Elf, paired with illustrated depictions of the eponymous self rising pancake flour box next to a stack of ready to eat pancakes. Armour Grain Co. was established in Chicago in 1890, one of many ventures by the Armour Family after patriarch Philip Danforth Armour Sr. made his fortune during the height of