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I have a Patriotic Cachet WWll that has a comic painting credited to the American Art Service. Can anyone tell me if this is a group of artists or an individual ? Any info would be helpful
Cheryl
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Hi Cheryl,
I don't know if American Art was a collective of patriotic artists or just one individual. I do know American Art Service was located in Chicago, Illinois.
You mention that cover has a painted cachet? Or do you mean a printed cachet? What is the topic? Scan?
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Bruce
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They are printed color cachets with comical sentiments and typically with a military theme. These attributes make them popular and worth a bit more than other covers from same period. But I do not know much about the makers, sorry.
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I checked the book United States Patriotic Envelopes of WWll by Lawrence Sherman. The company was listed as being in Chicago. No individual artists are mentioned. Cachets came with either a blue or tan envelope. Price range is listed as $3.00 to $6.00
I currently have 23 different cachets. I don't know how many different cachets were made. The catalog makes it to difficult to find all issues.
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10:15:00pm
Ok I need a little help.
I have a Patriotic Cachet WWll that has a comic painting credited to the American Art Service. Can anyone tell me if this is a group of artists or an individual ? Any info would be helpful
Cheryl
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08:21:08pm
re: American Art Service Patriotic Covers
Hi Cheryl,
I don't know if American Art was a collective of patriotic artists or just one individual. I do know American Art Service was located in Chicago, Illinois.
You mention that cover has a painted cachet? Or do you mean a printed cachet? What is the topic? Scan?
Thanks,
Bruce
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re: American Art Service Patriotic Covers
They are printed color cachets with comical sentiments and typically with a military theme. These attributes make them popular and worth a bit more than other covers from same period. But I do not know much about the makers, sorry.
Don
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11:38:12am
re: American Art Service Patriotic Covers
I checked the book United States Patriotic Envelopes of WWll by Lawrence Sherman. The company was listed as being in Chicago. No individual artists are mentioned. Cachets came with either a blue or tan envelope. Price range is listed as $3.00 to $6.00
I currently have 23 different cachets. I don't know how many different cachets were made. The catalog makes it to difficult to find all issues.
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