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Products:
The
Detroit Publishing Company’s business relied on
the creative use and re-use of images and finding new
markets for them. The same image might appear in
a souvenir view book, in promotional literature, as a
postcard or lantern slide or as a print “suitable
for framing.” These products were then promoted
to the travel industry, educators, librarians, and the
armchair traveler.
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Oranges
growing in a California valley, about 1903. Composed
scenes such as this one were popular souvenirs for the
growing tourist market.
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Accession
ID # 37.102.83, Photochrom Print, Color Lithograph
DPC print stock # 75052
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