Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›The Diamond Dyes for Easter eggs. Only 10 cents for 4 beautiful colors. Pink, blue, green, yellow or red, violet, orange, bronze. Each package colors four doz. Eggs, and costs but ten cents. Try them and you will be delighted.
The Diamond Dyes for Easter eggs. Only 10 cents for 4 beautiful colors. Pink, blue, green, yellow or red, violet, orange, bronze. Each package colors four doz. Eggs, and costs but ten cents. Try them and you will be delighted.
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The Diamond Dyes for Easter eggs. Only 10 cents for 4 beautiful colors. Pink, blue, green, yellow or red, violet, orange, bronze. Each package colors four doz. Eggs, and costs but ten cents. Try them and you will be delighted.

[ca. 1870–1900]

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