1882 Hand-Colored Lithograph WF Kirby Art White Satin Moth Insect Bugs EBM1 XGSC9 Keywords specific to this image:

Keywords specific to this image: Druggist's Rubber Goods Antique Advertising

Enameled Iron

This is an original 1926 two-color print ad for Ivory Soap Flakes that were made and sold by the Procter & Gamble (P&G) Company of Cincinnati

52 Chauncy Street

and distributors of decorative drapery and upholstery fabrics

1882 Hand-Colored Lithograph WF Kirby Art White Satin Moth Insect Bugs EBM1 XGSC9 Keywords specific to this image:"Liparidae Bombycoidae" This is an original 1882 hand colored lithograph by English entomologist William Forsell Kirby (1844 1912), of several species of moths from the Bombycoidea and Liparidae families, including; the White Satin Moth, Leucoma salicia, (Fig. 1, a c), the Oeneria dispar, (Fig. 2, a c), the Oeneria monarcha, (Fig. 3), the Brown Tail Moth, Porthesia chrysorrhoea, (Fig. 4), the Porthesia auriflua, (Fig. 5, a b), the Laria v nigra, (Fig.