ANTIQUE & RARE Late 19thC c1890\'s Chromolitho IN A FIX, M.F. Tobin Litho, N.Y.
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ANTIQUE & RARE Late 19thC c1890\'s Chromolitho IN A FIX, M.F. Tobin Litho, N.Y. :
$39.99
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OUR QUALITY & RARITY CODES: QUALITY CODE: (Note: Older paintings or original artwork of any kind may be rated somewhat differently based on the codes below, due to the normal aging properties of the different mediums used (ex: normal paint cracking with older paintings, toning of paper, foxing on older pieces, etc...). · Excellent+Museum Quality, with no damage or visible imperfections. ·ExcellentAlmost perfect given the age w/minimal imperfections,minimal blemishes. ·VeryGoodAbove average w/minor imperfections given the age, or minor blemishes. ·GoodAverage imperfections given the age, or moderate imperfections or wear. ·FairBelow average with more imperfections given the age, or with more wear. ·BelowGradeWith clear imperfections and/or possibly in need of minor restoration. ·BelowGrade-With clear imperfections and/or possibly in need of serious restoration.
RARITY CODE:
· Rare++Unique, one of a kind, or an original on the open market. ·Rare+Very uncommon and/or very difficult to find on the open market. ·RareUncommon and/or moderately difficult to find on the open market. ·PopularFrequently encountered, common and easy to find on the open market. All Measurements Are In Inches; Height Precedes Width.Note: All items are sold \"AS IS/AS DESCRIBED\", to the best of our knowledge, research and ability. ITEM DESCRIPTION: Here is an Absolutely Gorgeous & Rare Antique Circa Late 19th C. Chromolithograph of a Humorous scene of an Old Farm Lady Whose Shetland Pony-drawn Cart is Stuck in a Pond titled “In a Fix.”, as appears printed lower middle in the small outer margin area. The publisher info, ‘M.F. Tobin, Litho, N.Y. U.S.A.’, appears printed very tiny lower right in the image corner, and the inventory number ‘122’, appears lower left respectively. See Company Bio Below. The Chromolitho is on a light-medium weight smooth cream-colored wove paper stock, and is Circa the 1890’s, in VeryGood-Excellent Rare+ condition for its antique age with absolutely no color fade at all on this gorgeous piece—rich & fresh color! This Chromolitho has been in one of our archive drawers amongst other antique lithos & prints for probably close to 100 years, give-or-take and hasn’t seen the light-of-day in all this time—it’s as beautiful as the day it was printed and is as ‘Mint’ as any collector could hope to find in its original never-framed condition. What a beauty! The size is 10” x 15”. Extremely minimal & slight scattered faint foxing specks here & there on the sheet which are only visible from the back and aren’t even worth mentioning. Only two tiny and completely negligible outer edge tears 3/8” & 1/8” on the top edge middle, which are repaired from behind with archival tape for protection, and are basically negligible since the outer edge can easily be matted & framed out. Slight small crescent-creasing here & there on the sheet, most of which don’t show much at all (except from the back) and certainly don’t detract from the image. Other slight creasing in the outer corners areas (with more-pronounced creasing in the lower left corner area-could also be matted out), some along the edges with minimal slight outer edge wear with tiny edge denting here & there and in the corners, as well as tiny dog-ear creasing as well. Minimal & slight ‘normal’ toning of the stock from age which isn’t even really noticeable and also not worth mentioning. This gorgeous antique chromolitho has never been framed which is always more desirable to collectors since it has never been exposed to older matburn or lightfade. M.F. Tobin Litho., N.Y. U.S.A. (American Publisher, c1877-1907) were wholesale and retail art publishers, art printers, and engravers who published and sold millions of Victorian trade cards, window advertisements, art prints, war pictures, books, children’s books, baseball trade card sets, and various other advertising publications in the late 19th Century through 1907 in New York City. They were one of the largest and most successful publishing houses in the city and supplied thousands of businesses such as butchers, bakers, shoemakers, grocers, dry goods houses, and saloons—every kind of store used their publishing and printing services for their advertising needs.The company was started by Michael F. Tobin (Irish-American, c1844-1907) around 1877 and the company was located at 299 Broadway and later expanded to 273 Broadway in the city. They are also sometimes listed as M.F. Tobin, New York. The company employed artists, engravers, lithographers and they had their own shipping division with the manager of the publishing house being Mr. F. Segemann. Tobin originally emigrated from Ireland to the United States and had served under the U.S. Navy Admiral David Glasgow Farragut (American, 1801-1870) in the Civil War. For over twenty-five years, Tobin had also been the commander of the Associated Veterans of Farragut’s Fleet, which had their headquarters located at the Company’s 299 Broadway location. In addition, he was the historian of the Battle of Mobile Bay (1864), and had numerous letters and other historical data in his collection from President Lincoln, Admiral Farragut and other prominent persons.Tobin lived at Coney Island on the shore near Seagate, Brooklyn, NY, and had a daughter by the name of Elizabeth (née Tobin) Maxwell. Tobin died at his residence at Coney Island on Wednesday, September 11, 1907 and the funeral was held that following Sunday at his daughter’s home at 128 Halsey Street. The mass service was held at the Church of Our Lady of Victory, Throop Avenue & McDonough Street. Twelve Rear Admirals of the Navy were present at the service along with Admiral Dewey, of whom Tobin had also written a book about, titled Records and Battles of Admiral George Dewey. Tobin was also an avid art collector and his large collection was worth about $2,000,000 at the time of his death (about $47,100,000 in today’s standards), which is a huge sum for that time period. It was purported that he never sold any of his paintings. (Rewritten & compiled chronologically by Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts, Inc., East Aurora, NY.) 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ANTIQUE & RARE Late 19thC c1890\'s Chromolitho IN A FIX, M.F. Tobin Litho, N.Y. :
$39.99