Figure 1.--We do not know the company involved here. Notice the distincrive dashed line stamp box and DOPS letters in the corners. Click in the image to see the front of this card which helps dates this design to the 1900s. |
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We do not know the company involved here. It is almost certainly American. Notice the distincrive dashed line stamp box and DOPS letters in the corners. Click in the image to see an example which help dates this design to the 1900s. If we can find additional examples it will help define the dating estimate.
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