Late 19th - Jean-Bart Tailor Advertising Card - Parisian Clothing Business Ephemera with Charming Illustration - Vintage French Lithograph

This charming trade card, dating from the Late 19th century, advertises the 'A Jean-Bart' tailor shop in Paris. The front features a delightful chromolithograph illustration depicting two children in period attire. One child, dressed in a red-striped skirt and blue bodice with a red bow, is washing clothes in a wooden tub. The other, a boy in a military-style uniform with a bicorne hat and a small sword, watches intently. A clothesline with drying garments is visible in the background, adding to the domestic scene. The store name 'A Jean-Bart' (To Jean-Bart) is printed vertically on the left, and the address '82, Avenue du Maine, 82' (82, Maine Avenue, 82) is on the right.

The reverse side provides further details about the business, identifying it as 'TAILLEUR' (TAILOR). The full address is listed as '82, Avenue du Maine et Rue Vercingétorix, 2' (82, Maine Avenue and Vercingétorix Street, 2). The tailor offered 'Coupe, Façon, Étoffes des Grands Tailleurs' (Cut, Style, Fabrics from Great Tailors) and 'Habillement pour Hommes et Enfants tout faits ou sur mesure' (Clothing for Men and Children ready-made or tailor-made).