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Candy: Kis-Me Chewing Gum Lovers "Slide Blind" Novelty Victorian Trade Card

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Metamorphic Mechanical Style Kis-Me Gum Co., Louisville, Kentucky

Candy: Kis-Me Chewing Gum Lovers "Slide Blind" Novelty Victorian Trade Card

REPAIRED: note the pull 'tab' repair on window shade curtain / Trade Card SR.F.km

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Mechanical Toy Novelty Advertising Card

"Just slide the blind...."

Novelty Toy / Sliding Metamorphic Trade Card with Poem

Kiss Me Theme: Kis-Me Gum Co., Louisville, Kentucky

REPAIRED: note the pull 'tab' repair on window shade curtain / Mechanical Card, window blind slider

"Send 2-cent stamp and five wrappers... get one of these Novelties."

Six Flavors listed on reverse: Orange / Pineapple / Wintergreen / Peppermint / Tolu

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Transformation Novelty Advertising: Before & After / Slider, Victorian Lady Kisses a Dude

a.k.a. "Moving Style" employing an attached separate moving piece: Here, a die-cut window, slot, tab

SIZE: Approx. 2.3 x 4.25 inches - Condition... Repaired 'tab' on window shade. Please study scans.

From: Closed / "A lover fond / maiden fair / Behind this screen / are cooing // Just slide the blind

To: Open Blind / "...see / Exactly what they are doing," Sharing a Sweet Kiss-Me moment

Reverse - Advertising. Interlocking pieces, die-cut hole, sliding tab piece, etc.

Approx. 2.3 x 4.25 inches - Condition... as shown; these high resolution images provide a critical part of the DESCRIPTION of Condition for this listing.

This card comes from the Legendary Steve Rotman Trade Card Collection.

Steve Rotman assembled one of the most substantial card collections in the world.

His interests ran from Bubble Gum Sports Cards to ultra-rare 19th Century Clipper Ship Cards.

The Dave Cheadle Card Store will be handling the sale of Steve Rotman's Trade Cards.

All cards from the Steve Rotman collection will include an "SR" inventory number.

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Higher resolution scans of any listed items are available upon request for closer inspection of details, condition, or flaws as needed. My passion for collecting and dealing began at flea markets and antique shows in the 1970's. I've been on ebay for over 25 years, with more than 1,000 cards always available 24-7 as "Buy It Now" at the Dave Cheadle Card Store on ebay. Cards from common to rare are added to my ebay store almost daily. As the co-founder the Trade Card Collectors Association, and as the founding editor of the Advertising Trade Card Quarterly journal, I've been at the heart of the trade card world for decades. I've published over 150 articles on trade cards in magazines ranging from Sports Collectors Digest to Victorian Decorating and Lifestyles, as well as numerous books, including the field's best-selling classic: "Victorian Trade Cards - Historical Reference and Value Guide," by Dave Cheadle