The grandest parades of colors ever submitted to the printing public
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The grandest parades of colors ever submitted to the printing public. Artwork by Augustus Jansson. The Inland Printer Magazine, March 1905. The Queen City Printing Ink ad announces a series of ads showcasing a parade of bizarre animals to emphasize the quality of the company’s printing colors.
Yellow Elephants, Heliotrope Cows, Queer People, Queerer Costumes, Gaudy Trappings, etc., etc. Parade starts April First with a Yellow Elephant. Watch the Journals. Finding our colored inserts have been appreciated, we will continue to show a special line of Queen City Inks by having an INK BEAST PARADE.
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