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Postcard for Tahket Hats. ca. 1937, Different colors of Tahket hats. The other side of this card extolls the virtues of the Tahket hat, the fastest selling lightweight hat, how it can be crushed, jammed, or sat on, and it still snaps back into shape
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Date: 26th March 2014
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Postcard for Tahket Hats. ca. 1937, Different colors of Tahket hats. The other side of this card extolls the virtues of the Tahket hat, the fastest selling lightweight hat, how it can be crushed, jammed, or sat on, and it still snaps back into shape
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Advertisement Card Color Commercial Art And Graphic Design Curt Teich Company Design Arts Headgear Latin Alphabet Lithographs Located In Lake County Museum Multicolored Offset Lithographs Planographic Prints Postcard Stylish Text Transfer Prints
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This vibrant and eye-catching postcard print from 1937 showcases the diverse range of colors available for Tahket hats. The illustration features a variety of stylish hats, each in a different shade, enticing potential customers with their fashionable appeal. The reverse side of this card is equally captivating, as it extols the remarkable qualities of the Tahket hat. It proudly claims to be the fastest selling lightweight hat on the market, boasting its ability to withstand crushing, jamming, or even being sat on without losing its shape. This resilience is truly impressive and sets Tahket hats apart from other headgear options. The combination of colorful illustrations and persuasive text makes this postcard an effective advertisement for Tahket hats. Its design reflects commercial art and graphic design trends prevalent during that era. Printed by the renowned Curt Teich Company using offset lithography techniques, this piece exemplifies high-quality planographic prints commonly used in advertising materials at that time. Now preserved in Lake County Museum's collection, this postcard serves as a testament to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of hat manufacturers during that period
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