Clark’s O.N.T. Spool Cotton Die-Cut Advertising Display dry goods Its understated profile and tactile

Its understated profile and tactile surface tell the story of early 20th-century workshop pragmatism

was hosted by Indiana University in Bloomington at the (then) newly-built Assembly Hall

with light edge wear consistent with age and commercial use

Included with the set are original explanatory pamphlets illustrating the device's functions and advantages

The Lanshire Clock and Instrument Company - Chicago

Clark’s O.N.T. Spool Cotton Die-Cut Advertising Display dry goods Its understated profile and tactilec. 1890s 1900s; Clark Thread Company Newark, NJ Die cut cardboard advertising display featuring a central portrait of a young child framed by a circular arrangement of illustrated thread spools labeled "Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton." The composition emphasizes symmetry and product repetition, with multiple spool graphics encircling the figure, reinforcing brand recognition. The soft sepia toned palette and delicate rendering of the child's lace