This Dennison Die Cut wasn't in the best condition when I found it, but I couldn't pass it up. I've never seen it before and I loved the artwork.
I previously posted these Dennison place cards.
Dennison Manufacturing began life as a box maker, specifically jewelery boxes, in 1844. In 1911, they expanded their line to include greeting cards, gummed labels, sealing wax and crepe paper. This lead to a line of holiday supplies including their popular and now highly-collectible line of Halloween party guides known as the Bogie Books.
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There was no Bogie Book published for 1918 due to the Spanish Flu pandemic.
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The 1920 edition can viewed in it's entirety here.
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Wow - Love this artwork on the bogie books - it is easy to see why these are highly collectable.
ReplyDeleteLove these and the story behind the company. Cool post! I bet these are way out of my wallet's capacity, though! :)
ReplyDeleteThe originals can sell in upwards of $100, however, there have been reprints which sell in the $12 range.
DeleteI have a pdf of one of those. Maybe I'll post it tomorrow
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see it.
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