Antique Banquet Hall Mince Meat Label 🦁 LARGE VERSION, Edgar Brick & Sons Crosswicks NJ, NOS 1910s flapper_era_art a bit of theater on

a bit of theater on the label

Everything else from the 1950s got opened

signed with a proper company name and a telephone number — and knowing that the hands that prepared what went *inside* that bottle also left their prescription registers and recipe books to a national archive

this composition

and it draws from several different collector identities simultaneously

Antique Banquet Hall Mince Meat Label 🦁 LARGE VERSION, Edgar Brick & Sons Crosswicks NJ, NOS 1910s flapper_era_art a bit of theater onA 1910s Banquet Hall Mince Meat Label, Preserved as New Old Stock Some pieces of grocery history never made it onto a shelf. This is one of them: a genuine early twentieth century Banquet Hall Mince Meat label, printed by letterpress for Edgar Brick & Sons of Crosswicks, New Jersey, and preserved exactly as it left the press new old stock, never affixed to a tub, never soaked off a container, never trimmed. We curate this the way we curate every piece