Antique Brick's Old Homestead Mince Meat Label 🏡 NOS 1920s Oval Farm Scene, Edgar Brick & Sons, Crosswicks NJ American Made copenhagen_snuff_tin and cream-on-navy lettering make it

and cream-on-navy lettering make it a natural companion for other Art Deco-era American product labels

encouraging retailer display and consumer aspiration simultaneously

produced circa 1910–1920 during the absolute peak of American decorative printing

place-named survivor from a category of American toy history that most people have never thought about twice

Antique Brick's Old Homestead Mince Meat Label 🏡 NOS 1920s Oval Farm Scene, Edgar Brick & Sons, Crosswicks NJ American Made copenhagen_snuff_tin and cream-on-navy lettering make itWhat Does a Century Old Label That Was Never Used Tell Us About the People Who Made It? There is a particular kind of silence that clings to objects that were made with great care and then simply by some accident of commerce or fate never put to use. A label printed, counted, bundled, and set aside. The world moved on. Seasons passed. Decades stacked up. And yet here it sits, as vivid and purposeful as the day it came off the press: a small oval of