Early 1900's Heinz 57 "Kindergarten Book"

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Early 1900's Heinz 57 "Kindergarten Book"
Early 1900's Heinz 57 "Kindergarten Book"
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Early 1900's Heinz 57 "Kindergarten Book"!
I have been collecting/dealing in Antiques and Collectibles for well over 45 years. Most of the treasures that I acquire are direct from estates or houses. Over the time that I have been been doing this I have ended up setting aside items that were either of specific interest to me or that I felt were especially "unique and eclectic". This has ended up with my having a rather extensive "personal" collection. I am now at a point in my life that I have to limit this addiction and in fact actually downsize my "collection(s)!" I suggest that you consider adding me to your list of sellers that you follow as I will be offering many "decommissioned" treasures as well as the extensive new acquisitions that I continue to pursue in my semi-retirement!
Those of you that follow my listings have noted that many of my descriptions include historical background. I do this in the hope that it will inspire many, with emphasis being focused on the younger generations towards reviving interest in our heritage and the artistic creativity of our forefathers. All of us have a rich history in common. This is something that we should be curious and proud of! I also invite any and all questions that interested parties may have. It gives me the opportunity to pass on many years of experience. That is what it is all about!
Heinz 57 is the syneodite of the historical advertising slogan "57" Varieties by the H.J. Heinz Company of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Introduced by Henry J. Heinz in 1896, there are several urban legends as to how he came about the slogan. Among them is the claim that he chose "5" because it was his lucky number and the "7" was his wife's lucky number. Heinz is also reported to having stated that the number "7" was a "psychological influence and had enduring significance to people of all ages." It is interesting to note that by 1892, four years prior to the slogan being created, Heinz was already selling more than 60 products.
The booklet is approximately 4¾" x 6½". IT is sterling.
It
has been worked in by a very detailed child. Please super size the listing images to view the condition in closer detail!
A Spectacular Early 1900's Heinz 57 "Kindergarten Book"!
20191103/191022-VTon-x
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