1866 Women's Suffrage Sewing Seamstress - Penny Dreadful Broadside Ballad Vinegar Valentine - Altoona Blair Co PA - Woodblock Engraving Comic Caricature Illustration Print - Hand Colored - Comedy Satire Poem

1866 Women's Suffrage Sewing Seamstress - Penny Dreadful Broadside Ballad Vinegar Valentine - Altoona Blair Co PA - Woodblock Engraving Comic Caricature Illustration Print - Hand Colored - Comedy Satire Poem 

"You may stick till you're gray and hem till you're blind
But men don't marry girls of your kind
Unless it be one of that peculiar sort
Who accept the incumbrance for the sake of support."

An Example Of Women's Suffrage Satire. The American Equal Rights Association (AERA) Was Founded On May 10, 1866 By Suffrage Leaders Elizabeth Cady Stanton And Susan B. Anthony At The Eleventh National Woman's Right Convention.

Previous Collector Noted This Broadside From Altoona, Blair County Pennsylvania

Dated 2/13/1866

Measures Approx. 5-7/8" Wide by 7-5/8" Tall - Ready For Framing

In Good Antique Condition - Newsprint Type Paper With Wear, Staining, Folds, Some Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Print

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