A grouping of Victorian die-cuts, trade cards, lithographs, etc., including: Six die-cut visiting cards from the 1893 Chicago's World Fair - very good condition; 2 large Spanish chromolithographs advertisements "Roberto Florio / Malaga" and "Federico Varela & Co. / Malaga" - both with tiny losses along the fancy gold borders hardly noticeable - the largest measures 8 3/8" x 10 3/8"; a full sheet die-cut soldiers in uniform marked "Printed in Germany" - one head missing on soldiers, all others in very good condition - total size within folder 14 1/4" x 11 5/8"; Fancy lithograph on silk depicting 3 ladies weary fancy bonnets and titled "Three Christmas Roses" - silk with taped repairs noticeable on reverse - measures 15 1/4" x 9 1/2" - plus other Victorian era paper lithographs; 4 holiday greeting cards featuring dogs within frames - very good condition; 20 coffee trade cards - most in very good condition; 6 unused trade cards of men indulging in snuff, cigar smoking, drinking and eating - all in very good condition; and 2 unused Victorian cards depicting lady with bird perched on hand and marked "NO / Yes" on fancy gilt base, probably Valentine card - both in very good condition.