underware Lady Printers plate???

[texan connection]

This was found at a Bryan Texas Street dig, any clues?? I'm guessing a printers plate from around early 1900's.
This has become a intresting place with a few coins found, But it has dipped below the 30's here in central Texas and I could only stand about an hour.

 

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[nhbenz]

Thats a really cool find! I imagine it had to have been for an old advertising print. It would make an excellent display, with a few prints around it (made from it). I'll bet that was a bit risque for its day... I like it.

 

[stoney56]

Nice! As nhbenz said, either ink it and make a print or two or lay a sheet of paper on it and do a pencil rubbing. Definitely a well earned bit of memorbilia in the cold. Congrats and HH!

 

[Gypsy Heart]

I love it. I would be displaying it along with some handmade cards using that print...Great find !

 

[Montana Jim]

It is dang nice... and I dont know how big it is but it might look nice in an oak frame...

 

[lionhrt9]

I dont think there is a doubt that its a printing plate. Very nice looking find, I agree about the rub and that it is provocative for the times.

 

[AU24K]

With a bit of research, you might be able to find out what it was advertising and/or firm. Then possibly find out when, and try to get a copy of the advertising from the local newspaper or library to have as a display.
VERY cool find!
Scott

 

[Monty]

Stamp ad for ladies corsets? Monty

 

[dg39]

Went to Allen Military Academy as a youngster. Bryan is a great town. Thats a printers plate. Nice one too! Early 1900's.
Could have been used to print a trade or merchants card also. The area to the right of the old school would be a great place to coin hunt. Are the old homes still there?
DG

 

[Charlene]

Thats a find that would look great in a shadow box. Awesome!