100 Soldiers on Parade, New York, circa 1890, 98 (of 100) chromolithographed cardboard cut-out figures, each mounted on a wooden base, comprising military figures of different nationalities, including British troops, American Civil War soldiers, Highlanders, Prussian soldiers, pipers and drummers, Afghan soldiers, some creasing and lifting at edges (occasional minor surface loss), one reinforced with cardboard on verso, each approximately 15cm (6ins) high, together with a linen US flag on a wooden stick, contained together in original wooden box with pictorial label on cardboard lid, broken The McLoughlin Brothers (1828-1920) are widely considered the foremost American children's book and game makers of the late 19th century, now sought after for the attractive and colourful chromolithography they employed. (1)
100 Soldiers on Parade, New York, circa 1890, 98 (of 100) chromolithographed cardboard cut-out figures, each mounted on a wooden base, comprising military figures of different nationalities, including British troops, American Civil War soldiers, Highlanders, Prussian soldiers, pipers and drummers, Afghan soldiers, some creasing and lifting at edges (occasional minor surface loss), one reinforced with cardboard on verso, each approximately 15cm (6ins) high, together with a linen US flag on a wooden stick, contained together in original wooden box with pictorial label on cardboard lid, broken The McLoughlin Brothers (1828-1920) are widely considered the foremost American children's book and game makers of the late 19th century, now sought after for the attractive and colourful chromolithography they employed. (1)
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