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Carter had made his living as a drummer and performer in vaudeville circuts when he got his first big break with the Aunt Jemima show
MM - C-11430 - 101724
Measures 14" W x 17
Many Boy Scout troops will make their own signage to display at their gathering places
-Patterned glass toothpick holder with a floral scroll relief
Framed 1893 Truth Magazine Vol. XII, No. 303 marker Carter had made his livingThis framed issue of Truth magazine, dated February 4, 1893 (Vol. XII, No. 303), features a colorful illustration of a lively theater scene with elegantly dressed figures in conversation and a performer on stage. Truth was an American periodical known for its illustrated covers and satirical content in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The price at the time was 10 cents, reflecting the magazine's positioning as a popular illustrated weekly. 15"
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