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Tag: hats

Now that’s a hat!

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The People’s Pathfinder  (St. Louis, MO)  Spring 1853.  Edited by William H. Keevill. This is a rare advertising piece for the dry goods palace of Hubbell & Hunt at Corinthian Hall in St. Louis, Missouri.  As can be seen from the large woodcut on the front page, this publication is about hats.  The articles are about ...

Posted on 2014-09-292014-09-19Author Vincent GoldenCategories Fun in the ArchiveTags advertising, hats, periodicals4 Comments on Now that’s a hat!
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