Fan
- Object Name:
- Fan
- Object ID:
- 2008.063.02
- Creator:
- Blanchard Company
- Place of Origin:
- Aurora, IL
- Date:
- circa 1925
- Description:
- Advertising fan. Chromolithographic print on balloon-shaped cardboard. Image of woman at beach, wearing bathing costume and holding a ball; printed on right: "F. P. LYONS IRON WORKS / MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE / ARCHITECTURAL, ORNAMENTAL, IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS / STEEL STRUCTURES AND BRIDGES DESIGNED, / FABRICATED AND ERECTED / MAKERS OF / 'LYONS' TRAILERS"; printed at bottom: " 'SUMMER' / 455". Reverse: advertisement for Lyons Trailers, with image of a car pulling a two-wheel cart, and "The Blanchard Co., Aurora,". Extra thickness of cardboard on back of handle section.
- Material:
- Paper
- Dimensions:
- H-10.5 W-8.3 D-0.05 inches
- Provenance:
- From the James Corson family house, Salmon Falls Road, East Rochester, NH, built 1876. Donor is a descendant of James and Mary (Curtis) Corson, through daughter Edna (1880-1973), who married Seth Alton Capron.
- Credit Line:
- Gift of Priscilla Bellairs
- Subjects:
- Advertising, Fans, Chromolithographs, Cars, Automobiles, Trailers, Iron work, Iron construction, Steel, Bathing beauties, Bathing beaches, Bathing
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