c. 1910. At 2.25” is lady with trumpet promoting “Richland Milling Co.” Mirror has two pinpoint edge nicks but 100% silvering. Small .25” cello split on the back by the collet. Front is clean and glossy although with some darker tan tone on the lower half. This seems to be shading in the artwork rather than any actual stain. Second is 2-13/16 figural barrel with end panel “Ask Your Grocer For White Rose Flour/Reichert Milling Co.” 96 % silvering. Front cello is just the slightest bit pushed in on the right side but barely noticeable even to the touch and the piece displays Mint. Last is 2-1/8” advertising “Morton’s Free Running Salt.” Trivial loss of silvering from the collet but with 100% silvering and front cello is totally clean displaying Mint.